t’s been 100 years since European poets André Breton and Yvan Goll published their competing Surrealist Manifestos, pioneering an artistic revolution that embraced alternative perspectives and the weird, wonderful power of the subconscious mind.
Since then, the Surrealist movement has given us some of the most enduring imagery in modern art — from that pipe that’s not a pipe to those famous melting clocks — while its ideas continue to resonate with creatives today.
To celebrate that legacy, we’ve asked our global community of professional freelance designers to reimagine some of today’s most influential brands in the style of Surrealist artists.
Why? Because it’s fun, obviously, and we get to show off the talent and creativity of our designer community. But we also wanted to explore Surrealist themes that have made the movement as relevant today as it was 100 years ago.
