Chapter 3-7: The Ineffable Inconsistencies of Surréalism

The Surréalists were a group of artists who rejected the rationality of the world and sought to find meaning in the meaningless.

Our chapter 3-7 explores the works of André Breton, who famously declared "Art is a lie, but it's a beautiful one."

Or was it "Art is a lie, but it's a necessary one."? We can't quite remember.

Regardless, we've got a section dedicated to the works of Salvador Dali, who painted melting clocks and other surrealistic masterpieces.