Lowbrow Art

Lowbrow art, also known as pop surrealism, is a visual style that blends humor, satire, and elements from popular culture, comics, and underground movements. It often features bold colors, exaggerated figures, and fantastical themes, challenging traditional fine art boundaries. Originating in the 1970s and 1980s, it emphasizes accessibility, personal expression, and a rebellious spirit, making art more relatable and engaging to a broader audience. While it may incorporate provocative or unconventional imagery, Lowbrow art is recognized for its creativity and craftsmanship, and it plays a vital role in contemporary artistic dialogue.