FAQ About The Influence of Surrealist Sculpture on Modern Art

While surrealist sculptors utilized traditional materials like clay and bronze, they also famously incorporated non-traditional materials, including found objects, organic materials, and even household items. The unique aspect was how these materials were used to evoke absurdity and disrupt conventional forms, as seen in works like Salvador Dalí's "Lobster Telephone" or Meret Oppenheim's "Object (Breakfast in Fur)."