Reflecting on the identity of things depending on your proximity to them and their proximity between each other. Looking at how one objects relationship to the other can dictate and change the latter’s meaning and function. Suurealism here we go!
Students 2016-17
- Anatolios Stathiou
- Chong Yan Chuah
- Alessandro Magliani
- Fabienne Tjia
- Etienne Gilly
- Maxime Monin
- Yasmina Abou Jaoude
- Nicholas Zembashi
- Anatolios Stathiou
- Sebastian Tiew
- Nathan Su
- Emma Fraser
- Assaf Kimmel
Students 2015-16
- Maridia Kafetzopoulou
- Miruna Mazilu
- Felix Brinkhege
- Federica Zambelleti
- Anatolios Stathiou
- Sabrina Morreale
- Mark McGlynn
- Emma Fraser
- Natasha Rieffel
- Amar Mehta
Students 2014-15
- Miruna Mazilu
- Sabrina Morreale
- Sasha Alexander Zhukov
- Catarina Cruz
- Oliver Pershav
- Djordje Stupar
- Anouk Ahlborn
- Maridia Kafetzopoulou
- Nara Ha
- Anny Stephanou
- Felix Brinkhege
Students 2013-14
- Ariadna Barthe
- Eleanor Dodman
- Ananth Ramaswamy
- Merve Anil
- Anny Stephanou
- Catarina Cruz
- Ioana Iliesiu
- Liz Tatarintseva
- Oliver Pershav
- Svetlana Demchenko
- Vidhya Pushpanathan
I found this which is a bit random but I do think it is a way further to process the surrealism. These drawings are infuenced by surrealism but they all are constructed as a machine/rooms.. have a look: http://www.auburn.edu/~cookala/html/MagritteWebPage.htm