Apollinaire gave the term surrealism. He thanks the following definition:
When man wanted to imitate walking, invented the wheel, which does not resemble a leg. Similarly created, unconsciously, the surrealism ... After all, the scenario does not look like life is more than a wheel and a leg.
Dadaism was an art movement that, in short, was against the provisions of its time, back in the twentieth century. Preceded Dada Surrealism. Both movements are rebellious and irreverent art.
When I think of surrealism digress from moving curved lines that sometimes they break each other or to remain, endlessly, far-view or going up where the canvas, which is not necessarily the limit. I think explosions and shadows.
If I were asked to describe the surrealism of the shorter form, I would say is like drawing the wind and the waves of heat. Energy is trying to remain static for all to see.
