A number of Surrealists are known for three-dimensional objects and sculptures.
A number of Surrealists are known for three-dimensional objects and sculptures. The goal was the displacement of the object from its intended context, normal circumstances and a temporal narrative, interpreted beyond cultural attributes and below the surface of reality. Hans Arp, for example, was known for his assemblages and Concretions, while Giacometti leaned toward more traditional sculptural forms, many of them hybrid figures.