Surrealism
Across
- 3. A landscape or scene that resembles a dream.
- 4. To go beyond the limits of something.
- 5. An irrational fear or suspicion, often explored in surrealism.
- 7. Playfully quaint or fanciful behavior or ideas.
- 10. A frightening or unpleasant dream.
- 12. A prominent surrealist artist known for his eccentric works.
- 14. A figure of speech where one thing is described as another.
- 15. Words or ideas that have no meaning or are absurd.
- 17. Strange or unusual; out of the ordinary.
- 18. An artist or writer who practices surrealism.
- 20. Psychologist whose theories influenced surrealist thought.
- 21. Technique of producing art without conscious thought.
- 22. A false perception or belief.
- 24. The self; a person's identity or personality.
- 25. The state of things as they actually exist.
Down
- 1. Relating to the spiritual or supernatural.
- 2. Placing contrasting elements side by side for effect.
- 3. A series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep.
- 6. Use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
- 8. Creative skill or ability in art.
- 9. Literature created from the imagination, not based on fact.
- 11. Extremely delicate and light; otherworldly.
- 13. Ridiculously unreasonable or illogical.
- 14. Renowned surrealist known for his thought-provoking images.
- 16. Experiences of seeing something that isn't present.
- 19. The part of the mind not accessible to conscious awareness.
- 20. Imaginative thoughts or dreams, often fantastical in nature.
- 23. A mythical creature or a fantastical idea.