pop surrealism

Pop surrealism, also known as lowbrow art, is an artistic movement that blends elements of popular culture, surrealism, and imaginative imagery. It features vibrant, often fantastical scenes that combine everyday objects or concepts with dreamlike, fantastical, or bizarre elements. The style embraces a sense of humor, irony, and playfulness, while also exploring deeper themes and emotions. Emerging in the 1970s and 1980s, pop surrealism is characterized by its accessible, visually engaging approach that connects familiar imagery with surrealist techniques, creating artworks that are both thought-provoking and entertaining.