surrealism

<n>Imploded Cube</n> (2002), a stainless steel sculpture by German artist <n>Ewerdt Hilgemann</n>.

The <n>Bone Chair</n>, designed by <n>Joris Laarman</n> in 2006.

<n>En cellule</n> (1998) by <n>Laurence Demaison</n>, cover art for <n>Michel Houellebecq</n>'s <n>The Map and the Territory</n>.

The <n>Brute side table</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n>-inspired design in concrete by <n>Deniz Aktay</n>.

<n>Soft Cabinets</n> by designer <n>Dewi van de Klomp</n>, made from foam rubber. Photo by <n>Studio Dewi van de Klomp</n>.

<n>Stefan Wewerka</n>'s <n>Classroom chair</n> (1970). Photo by <n>Adam Štech</n>.

A work-in-progress shot from the series <n>diffuse</n>, shown at the <n>DCNPS</n> multimedia exhibit.

<n>Hearth</n>, a sculpture in metal wire and textile by artist <n>Kincso Toth</n>.

<n>Side Table Cube</n> by German design studio <n>Onus Lab</n>.

Functional art by <n>BOLDIZAR SENTESKI</n> on display at <n>RUE VERTE</n>.

A surreal textile sculpture by Azerbaijani artist <n>Faig Ahmed</n>.

A stainless steel Liquid Metal Sculpture by artist <n>Rado Kirov</n>.

<n>Peter Shire</n>'s <n>Bel Air chair</n> (1982). Photo by <n>Brian Forrest</n>.

<n>Pressure Floor Vases</n> by <n>Tim Teven Studio</n>.

A mirror with a sculptural, eye-adorned frame made from polymer clay.

Artist <n>Salvador Dalí</n> in Cadaqués, Spain, 1954. Photo by <n>Keystone-France</n>.

Artwork by <n>Bertrand Lavier</n>, 2014. Acrylic on plexiglass on mirror.

The <n>Soft Cabinet</n> by designer <n>Remy Meijers</n> for <n>Pastoe</n>.

<n>INTEGRATION SYSTEM (INWARD)</n> (2023), a wall sculpture by artist <n>Felipe Pantone</n>.