Selma Keles
"NIGHT MONUMENT"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 29.1x18.5 in
$18,723
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Discover contemporary Surrealism Sculptures on Artmajeur
Contemporary Surrealism Sculptures are a fascinating form of art that emerged in the early 20th century. These sculptures are known for their dream-like quality, which often challenges the viewer’s perception of reality.
©2024 Selma Keles Artist represented by Cosmos Sculpture
Origins and History
Contemporary Surrealism Sculptures originated in the 1920s in Europe, as a response to the disillusionment and trauma caused by World War I. Artists sought to explore the realm of dreams and the subconscious through their work, using unconventional materials and techniques to create fantastical, otherworldly sculptures.
©2024 Cesare Viola
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Surrealism sculptures have undergone a significant evolution in recent years, with artists pushing the boundaries of traditional techniques and materials. These sculptures aim to challenge the norms of reality, often featuring bizarre and dreamlike elements. They explore the subconscious and the irrational, leading to a rich variety of forms and textures. The importance of these sculptures in the contemporary art market lies in their ability to provoke thought and emotion in viewers.
©2024 Anton Tische
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary Artists who are well-known for their work about contemporary Surrealism Sculptures include Ron Mueck, Patricia Piccinini, and Mark Ryden.
Ron Mueck is an Australian sculptor who is known for his hyperrealistic sculptures that often depict the human form. He creates sculptures that are both beautiful and disturbing, often using materials such as silicone and fiberglass to create his pieces.
Patricia Piccinini is an Australian artist who creates sculptures that blur the line between the human and the animal. Her sculptures are often highly detailed and realistic, with a focus on the emotions and relationships between her subjects.
Mark Ryden is an American artist who creates surreal and highly detailed sculptures that often incorporate elements of pop culture and nostalgia. His work often features whimsical and fantastical creatures, with a focus on the uncanny and the absurd.
These artists have gained popularity due to their unique perspectives on Surrealism Sculptures, which incorporate elements of hyperrealism, animal-human relationships, and pop culture. They have pushed the boundaries of traditional sculpture, creating works that are both thought-provoking and visually stunning. Their work continues to inspire and challenge viewers, inviting them to question the world around them and their own perceptions of reality.
©2024 Jean-Yves Petit (JYP)
Notable contemporary Surrealism Sculptures
Contemporary Surrealism Sculptures are known for their dreamlike and imaginative qualities, often portraying distorted or unreal subjects. Some well-known examples include:
"The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali, created in 1931, is a bronze sculpture of several melting pocket watches draped over a tree branch. The artwork has become an iconic symbol of Surrealism and represents the concept of time being fluid and subjective.
"Mannequin Death" by Hans Bellmer, created in 1938, is a sculpture of a dismembered mannequin that appears to be in a state of decay. The artwork challenges traditional notions of beauty and perfection, and instead presents a haunting and unsettling image.
"The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living" by Damien Hirst, created in 1991, is a sculpture of a tiger shark preserved in formaldehyde. The artwork captures the tension between life and death, and questions the morality of using animals for artistic purposes.
"Untitled (Lamp/Bear)" by Urs Fischer, created in 2005, is a sculpture of a giant teddy bear with a working lamp attached to its head. The artwork blends childhood nostalgia with a sense of absurdity, and invites viewers to question the meaning behind everyday objects.
"The Great Animal Orchestra" by Robert Del Naja, created in 2016, is a sculpture of a giant gramophone with a morphed animal head as its speaker. The artwork represents the idea that animals have their own language and music, and encourages viewers to consider the impact of human activity on the natural world.
These Surrealism Sculptures challenge our perceptions of reality and invite us to explore the depths of our imagination. They offer a unique and thought-provoking perspective on the world around us, and continue to inspire artists and audiences alike.
Jean-Yves Petit (JYP)
"Lune Bleue"
Sculpture - Bronze | 8.3x3.9 in
$2,989.84
Victor Molev
"The Old Man on the Ball. Strange"
Sculpture - Oil | 10.8x6.9 in
$805.5
Vera Boldt
"Babel"
Sculpture - Wood | 14.2x5.9 in
$1,777.03
Aleksandr Stepanov
"Mister X or Failed Meditation"
Sculpture - Wood | 16.5x9.8 in
$2,562.57
Comicada
"Red Bubble lips"
Sculpture - Resin | 4.7x4.3 in
$741.71
Dedalus_ad
"Autoportrait en Yogi Punk"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 15.8x9.8 in
$518.21
Jean-Bernard Legendre
"Femme Coeur"
Sculpture - Metals | 73.2x18.1 in
Not For Sale
Michel Sidobre
"La dame et l'oiseau"
Sculpture - Metals | 78.7x276 in
$2,958.07
Yannick Bouillault
"L'étrange robinet 3"
Sculpture - Metals | 6.7x1.2 in
$603.67
Kristof Toth
"Chinese dragon"
Sculpture - Bronze | 13.8x19.7 in
$3,201.29
Revaz Verulidze
"decoration composition"
Sculpture - Wood | 0.3x0.3 in
$5,225.93
Cesare Viola
"Athena"
Sculpture - Bronze | 35.4x22.1 in
$21,304.69
Dmitriy Shevchuk
"Centaur bronze sculpture"
Sculpture - Bronze | 11.8x7.1 in
$1,602.84
Aleksandr Shkarbanenko
"Adam and Eve"
Sculpture - Wood | 13.8x13.8 in
$1,600
Alfred Eberharter
"Entschleunigung 2/8"
Sculpture - Bronze | 16.9x4.7 in
$5,439.56
Fernand Greco
"A Romans les enfants ne naissent pas dans les choux"
Sculpture - Bronze | 7.9x11.8 in
$4,048.18
Vladimir Fomin
"Lovers/Les Amoreux"
Sculpture - Casting | 11x9.5 in
$794.46
Thaís Melo
"Wild Heart Sculpture"
Sculpture - Polymer clay | 2.8x2 in
$272.35
Elena Uljancic
"Beiba"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 22.4x13 in
$1,726.64
Zhao Yongchang
"入空（Meditation Panda）"
Sculpture - Bronze | 11.8x18.1 in
$4,307
Yerry
"Illusion d'envol, envol d'illusions"
Sculpture - Wood | 21.7x21.7 in
$2,675.41
Joanna Zakrzewska-Cholewa
"Amazing Moose, no. I/VIII ( Lerge size,XXL size)"
Sculpture - Bronze | 15.9x25.6 in
$5,548.03
Aramis Justiz Perera
"Angelica"
Sculpture - Bronze | 9.8x7.9 in
$1,083.53
Anton Tische
"Graf"
Sculpture - Plastic | 13.8x10.2 in
$2,031.21
Artūras Tamašauskas
"MILITARY MAN"
Sculpture - Metals | 20.5x17.7 in
$4,141.3
Iurii Gutsuliak (Yura Ghutzuliak)
""Thorns""
Sculpture - Casting | 10.8x3.4 in
$1,247
Ricardo Olivares
"Niño, dragón y su popote"
Sculpture - Bronze | 14.2x11 in
$3,443.41
Hakaro
"Fish № 25 part 3 Iron mask"
Sculpture - Wood | 18.5x21.7 in
$441.52
Erno Toth
"Fairy tree 2."
Sculpture - Bronze | 19.7x11.8 in
$3,201.29
Elize Sokolova
"BAD SHERIFF"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 5.9x11.8 in
$1,803.33
Elena Kraft
""Metaphorical Ascent""
Sculpture - Polymer clay | 15x8.7 in
$2,496.83
Aksenov Ruslan
"Mrs. Pink golova. Sculpture made of mounting foam"
Sculpture - Acrylic | 8.1x4.4 in
$383.45
Pierre Koodini
"Porcelana i Terakota"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 7.1x6.7 in
$2,562.25
Andreas Loeschner-Gornau
"Cronus"
Sculpture - Terra cotta | 9.8x5.1 in
$487.03
Isabelle Zwang
"CHEVAL MARIN BLEU"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 10.6x5.5 in
$739.52