London show taps into dreamlike relationship between Surrealism and design


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At the exhibition, visitors can check out one of the most notorious depictions of the human psyche, Dali’s Metamorphosis Of Narcissus (1937). Photo: AFP

From Salvador Dali’s lip-shaped sofa to the dream-like video clips of Icelandic artist Bjork, Surrealism has influenced design for almost a century.

The complex evolution is now being explored in a new exhibition – Objects Of Desire: Surrealism And Design 1924 – Today – which is showing at London’s Design Museum.

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