My friend Max Ernst did it again. He painted me and put me in one of his pictures. I should stop his action. And why the bananas in my hands?

#Dada #Aiart #AI #MaxErnst

Soudain I, Max Ernst, 1962

I love all the texture and the strange density, I think reality has a density that you can always stop to appreciate no matter where you are. The layout of this has a couple of large-scale shapes but there's so much more there because of the texture, like every molecule of yellow and blue and orange etc. is interacting separately with your eyes 🤣

#art #abstract #maxErnst #texture #bright #colorful #cheery #alive #density #matter #antimatter #grain #pigment #process

Today in labor history April 28, 1896: Tristan Tzara was born. He was a Romanian-French poet, journalist, playwright, literary and art critic, film director. He co-founded the anti-establishment Dada movement. During Hitler’s rise to power, he participated in the anti-fascist movement and the French Communist Party. In 1934, Tzara organized a mock trial of Salvador Dalí because of his fawning over Hitler and Franco. The surrealists Andre Breton, Paul Éluard and René Crevel helped run the trial. In the 1940s, Tzara lived in Marseilles with a large group of anti-fascist artists and writers, under the protection of American diplomat Varian Fry. These included Victor Serge, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Andre Breton and Max Ernst. Later he joined the French Resistance, writing propaganda and running their pirate radio station. After the Liberation of Paris, he wrote for L'Éternelle Revue, a communist newspaper edited by Jean-Paul Sartre. Other contributors to the newspaper included Louis Aragon, Éluard, Jacques Prévert and Pablo Picasso. Varian Fry, and his communal home for radicals in hiding, was portrayed in the historical drama series “Transatlantic.”

#workingclass #LaborHistory #dada #TristanTzara #nazis #antifascist #poetry #literary #communism #pirateradio #fascism #surrealism #maxernst #sartre #picasso #victorserge #dali #andrebreton #film #hitler #books #playwright @bookstadon

Max Ernst

Der große Wahnsinn

Max Ernst (1891-1976) gilt als einer der Wegbereiter der surrealistischen Malerei. Er malte rätselhafte magische Welten, die Bilder faszinieren und verstören bis heute. Aus ihnen sprechen Erfahrungen mit Krieg und Faschismus, ein Trampeltier wird zur Allegorie auf die menschliche Zerstörungslust. Zum 50. Todestag von #MaxErnst erzählt eine Dokumentation auf #Arte die spannende Geschichte des Surrealisten bis zu seinem amerikanischen Exil.

https://landbote.info/max-ernst/

In modo maldestro, con ago grosso, con filo grosso,
s’attacca i bottoni della giacca. Parla da solo:

Hai mangiato il tuo pane? hai dormito tranquillo?
hai potuto parlare? tendere la mano?
ti sei ricordato di guardare dalla finestra?
hai sorriso al bussare della porta?

Se la morte c’è sempre, è la seconda.
La libertà sempre è la prima.

#GhiannisRitsos
#cose
#elementari
#maxernst

Das Dada Tarot
<Die Frauen des Max Ernst>

The Dada Tarot
<The Women of Max Ernst>

Idea Writing Command AI Realisation

Meister Jeder, Dadaist, Realistiker 4/26
#dada #Tarot #AIart #MaxErnst #DieFrauenDesMaxErnst #TheWomenOfMaxErnst
{AI am phantasieren, AI fantasising, AI en train de fantasmer}

Das Dada Tarot
<Der Traum des Max Ernst>

The Dada Tarot
<The Dream of Max Ernst>

Idea Writing Command AI Realisation

Meister Jeder, Dadaist, Realistiker 4/26
#dada #Tarot #AIart #MaxErnst #DerTraumDesMaxErnst #TheDreamOfMaxErnst
{AI am phantasieren, AI fantasising, AI en train de fantasmer}