André Breton's Surrealist Manifesto rejects rationalism, emphasizing the subconscious mind and the movement's lack of logical limitations as 'the new mode of pure expression.'
The Centre Pompidou's Surrealism exhibition showcases 550 works across various disciplines, highlighting how Surrealism transcends borders and influences different art forms.
Co-curator Marie Sarré emphasizes the importance of presenting Breton's original manuscript as it defines the principles of Surrealism and its transformative power.
The exhibition's design, inspired by Marcel Duchamp, creates a spiraling labyrinth reflecting Surrealism's fascination with public spectacle, engaging visitors in a unique experience.
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