EQ: What makes Surrealism so Surreal?
TSWAT identify a piece of Surreal art.
TSWBAT analyze, evaluate, and interpret a Surrealist Art Piece.
TSWBAT modify, transform, scale, and distort a pencil to fit the contour of a selected image.
| Scale: Changing an object’s scale, or relative size. |
| Levitation: Floating objects that don’t normally float |
| Juxtaposition: Joining two images together in impossible combinations |
| Dislocation: Taking an object form its usual environment and placing it in an unfamiliar one |
| Transparency: Making objects transparent that are not usually transparent |
| Metamorphosis: Changing objects in unusual way |
| Natural Laws Reversed: The laws of nature are reversed, as in people walking dogs. |
| Repetition: An object repeated multiple times. |
After learning about the Surrealist art movement, students used two of the key ideas of Surrealism (transformation and repetition) to create their spin on Surrealism using a No. 2 pencil.
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