Surreal Art
Destino by Salvador Dali and Disney (Short Animated Film)
Disney combined traditional (hand-drawn) animation and computer graphics to bring Dali's surreal vision to life.
Impermanence – Surreal Portraits Made With Fungus, Art Gallery
The symbiosis between film matter and organic matter resulted in this conceptual body of trippy art.
Psychedelic Vintage Collage Art by Eugenia Loli (Gallery)
Loli uses photography scanned from vintage magazines and science publications to create psychedelic visual narratives.
Surreal Photography by Ex-Ballet Dancer Kylli Sparre (Gallery)
It’s never too late to change directions in life and fulfill your dreams instead of just your obligations... unless you're dead. Create beauty, spread love.
Leonardo da Vinci, The Psychedelic Visual Biography by Ralph Steadman (Gallery)
Steadman’s story stretches from Leonardo’s boyhood experiments to his dying words, granting equal dignity to his triumphs as a genius and his doubts and disappointments as a human being.
Surreality GIFs by Bill Domonkos (Gallery)
Domonkos' surreal GIFs are created using archival photos and vintage film footage, effectively smacking reality in the face, leaving us with a sense of the impossible made surreal.
Surreal Dream Art From 1970s Japanese Culture (Gallery)
Combining dreams and art produces psychedelic imagery since they share the same boundless canvas.
Alice in Wonderland Painted by Salvador Dalí, Art Gallery
What the Mad Hatter has to do with one of the most inspired collaborations in Western culture.
Psychedelic Dimensions of Consciousness, Larry Carlson Art Gallery
Each image has an out of this world feeling. The colors and visuals all coalesce with the viewer's imagination, it's like looking into an optical illusion where there's more behind each artistic piece.
Music and Psychedelic Visions, Tokio Aoyama Art Gallery
An artist who paints with a combination of metaphysical, spiritual, and music themes, Tokio Aoyama hails from a tiny town in the north of Japan.
Psychedelic Japanese Sci Fi Art (Gallery)
Visions of space and the future from Japanese culture in the 70s and 80s.
Surreal Pop Culture Paintings, Dave Macdowell Art Gallery
MacDowell’s art melds satire with an unapologetic wit.