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The surrealismo the surrealismo arises shortly after the dadaísmo, and in 1924 André Bretón du Surréalisme publishes the Manifeste, where it gave the following definition: n. m. pure psychic Automatismo by which somebody sets out to express, verbally, in writing or of any other way, the real operation of the thought. Dictation of the thought, in absence of any control exerted for the reason, to the margin of all aesthetic or moral preoccupation? That is to say, the surrealismo grants to the object a new sense to him, recontextualizar it plastic or symbolically. The surrealista object persecutes the unusual thing, falling in absurd and the incongruous thing and we could define it like the pure expression of the thought, is in painting, sculpture, writing, etc., but without the element of the reason, leaving of outside aesthetic or the moral. Freud has been perhaps the thinker who has influenced more in the surrealismo. The psychoanalysis was an attempt to elevate the irrational bottoms of the conscience to a rational structuring.
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