Elephant Surrealism: A Brief History

Elephant Surrealism is a movement that defies categorization. Founded by the enigmatic and elusive, Étienne LaFleur, it is characterized by its rejection of the mundane and the everyday.

Key Features of Elephant Surrealism:

Emphasis on the illogical and the absurd
Use of unexpected juxtapositions to challenge the viewer's perceptions
Rejection of rational thought and logic

And so, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, why not explore the performance art side of Elephant Surrealism?

A surrealist elephant with a paint-splattered canvas