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Surrealist Paintings

"Surrealism is destructive, but it destroys only what it considers to be shackles limiting our vision." – Salvador Dali. Owning a surreal painting is like possessing a portal to another realm, where reality and fantasy entwine in a dance of the extraordinary. The familiar morphs into enigmatic visions, dreamscapes and fantastical forms beckon you to lose yourself in their surreal embrace. Surre...
"Surrealism is destructive, but it destroys only what it considers to be shackles limiting our vision." – Salvador Dali.
Owning a surreal painting is like possessing a portal to another realm, where reality and fantasy entwine in a dance of the extraordinary. The familiar morphs into enigmatic visions, dreamscapes and fantastical forms beckon you to lose yourself in their surreal embrace. Surreal paintings transport you to a world where time bends and logic defies, evoking sensations of wonder and curiosity with every glance. These artworks transform the ordinary into the fantastical, stirring emotions and provoking thought. Immersing yourself in a surreal painting means embracing a visual experience that both captivates and challenges, offering a unique journey into the heart of the imaginative and the unknown. Each piece invites you to explore a world where the impossible becomes tangible, transforming your space into a canvas of dreamlike wonder and boundless imagination.

Surrealism, born in the early 20th century, has captivated collectors with its ability to challenge perception and defy logic. The allure of surreal paintings lies in their ability to evoke powerful emotions and provoke thought. Artists like Salvador Dalí and René Magritte crafted hauntingly beautiful visions that blur the lines between reality and fantasy, inviting viewers to question their own perceptions and engage with the art on a deeply personal level.
From the fragmented, dreamlike landscapes of Dalí to Magritte’s enigmatic and witty scenarios, surreal paintings offer a unique blend of intrigue and mystery. These artworks are not mere decorations; they are windows into the artist's inner world, revealing hidden truths and unspoken fears.

In the present day, contemporary surrealists continue to expand the genre, merging traditional techniques with modern themes. Their works challenge conventional aesthetics, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of human experience and the mysteries of the subconscious.

A surreal painting is more than an aesthetic choice; it’s an invitation to dive into the unknown, to explore the boundless realms of imagination, and to engage with art that resonates on a profoundly personal level. It’s about curating a space where every glance unravels a new layer of meaning, every detail whispers a secret, and every moment spent with the painting becomes a journey into the surreal.
No Wheel for Jump by Suraj Kumar Kashi

No Wheel for Jump

Suraj Kumar Kashi

Oil on Canvas

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 5,400

The Light Beyond the Garden Wall by Suraj Kumar Kashi

The Light Beyond the Garden Wall

Suraj Kumar Kashi

Oil on Canvas

48 (w) x 36 (h) in

$ 5,400

Half Apple by Rajesh R V

Half Apple

Rajesh R V

on Canvas

72 (w) x 72 (h) in

$ 4,375

Thinker by Harshada Kolapkar

Thinker

Harshada Kolapkar

Acrylic on Canvas

60 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 2,000

Routine by Harshada Kolapkar

Routine

Harshada Kolapkar

Acrylic on Canvas

60 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 2,000

Queen of Heart by Harshada Kolapkar

Queen of Heart

Harshada Kolapkar

Acrylic on Canvas

60 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 2,000

Bazar  by Harshada Kolapkar

Bazar

Harshada Kolapkar

Acrylic on Canvas

60 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 2,000

One World - I by Rajesh R V

One World - I

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas

14.5 (w) x 26.5 (h) in

$ 625

One World - II by Rajesh R V

One World - II

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas

14.5 (w) x 26.5 (h) in

$ 625

One World - III by Rajesh R V

One World - III

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas

14.5 (w) x 26.5 (h) in

$ 625

One World - IV by Rajesh R V

One World - IV

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas

14.5 (w) x 26.5 (h) in

$ 625

Spandolika - Rocking Dreams by Masuram Ravikanth

Spandolika - Rocking Dreams

Masuram Ravikanth

Acrylic on Canvas

30 (w) x 30 (h) in

$ 1,875

My Own Path by Suraj Kumar Kashi

My Own Path

Suraj Kumar Kashi

Acrylic and Oil on Canvas

54 (w) x 36 (h) in

$ 6,075

Rise XIV by Rajesh R V

Rise XIV

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Canvas

17 (w) x 26 (h) in

$ 500

Rise XIII by Rajesh R V

Rise XIII

Rajesh R V

Mixed Media on Canvas

17 (w) x 26 (h) in

$ 500

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Indian Surrealist Artists

Indian surrealism is a vibrant and imaginative field, showcasing a diverse range of artists who have delved into the realm of the fantastical and the enigmatic. Here are some key Indian surreal artists whose works have significantly contributed to the genre:

1. M F Husain

One of India's most celebrated artists, M.F. Husain's foray into surrealism is marked by his use of bold, dynamic compositions that defy conventional forms. His work often merges abstract and surreal elements, creating vivid, dreamlike scenes that explore cultural and personal narratives. Husain's distinctive style and innovative approach have cemented his reputation as a trailblazer in Indian modern art.

2. N. S. Harsha

N.S. Harsha's surreal art is a playful yet profound exploration of everyday life and cultural symbols. His works frequently incorporate whimsical, fantastical elements that challenge perceptions and provoke thought. By blending traditional Indian motifs with surrealistic abstraction, Harsha creates visually engaging pieces that invite viewers to question and reflect on their own realities.

3. Sohan Qadri

Sohan Qadri's surreal art is renowned for its spiritual and meditative qualities. His works often feature intricate patterns and forms that evoke a sense of the mystical and the transcendent. Combining elements of tantric symbolism with surreal abstraction, Qadri's paintings offer a contemplative journey into the realms of consciousness and enlightenment.

4. Ravi Paranjape

Ravi Paranjape's surreal works are characterized by their complex, layered compositions that fuse the real with the imagined. His art often depicts bizarre, dreamlike scenarios that challenge traditional notions of space and time. Paranjape's ability to blend reality with surreal elements creates an immersive experience, allowing viewers to explore the boundaries between the known and the unknown.

5. Gieve Patel

Gieve Patel's surrealistic approach is evident in his exploration of the human psyche and the complexities of existence. His paintings often feature fragmented, dreamlike imagery that delves into themes of memory, identity, and the subconscious. Patel's use of surreal elements serves to deepen the emotional impact of his work, offering viewers a unique perspective on the human experience.

6. Ravi Gossain

Ravi Gossain's surrealist paintings are notable for their vibrant colors and imaginative forms. His work often blurs the line between the real and the fantastical, creating a visual language that is both playful and thought-provoking. Gossain's ability to evoke a sense of wonder through surrealism makes his art a compelling addition to any collection.

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