Cay (Cuiqi) Li

When We Live in Leonora Carrington’s Works Living in the world of surrealist artist Leonora Carrington’s artwork. Exploring the relationship between humans and nature.

When We Live in Remedios Varo’s Works Living in the world of surrealist artist Remedios Varo’s artwork. In her world, merging with machinery to explore the universe. Using stars as material for weaving, exploring the universe in this way.

When We Live in Giorgio de Chirico’s Works Living in the world of surrealist artist Giorgio de Chirico’s works. The fusion of modern elements (burger, cola, and fries) with the world depicted by the artist. Intense colors, shadows elongated by the sun. This world is lonely, but first, a bite of a hamburger.

When We Live in Salvador Dalí’s Works Inspired by Dalí’s work “Persistence of Memory”, combining liquid clocks with modern elements. Innovatively exploring deeper meanings and possibilities in life.

When We Live in Max Ernst’s Works A pilot unintentionally lands in the world of Max Ernst’s artwork. At here, there are many strange creatures, so everyone gathers for a picnic to share their stories.

When We Live in Kay Sage’s Works Living in the world of surrealist artist Kay Sage’s works. Desolate, uninhabited landscapes serve as the backdrop, creating an atmosphere full of solitude and contemplation.

When We Live in René Magritte’s Works Inspired by René Magritte’s classic work “The Son of Man”. Combining it with modern supermarkets, create an intriguing world.

When We Live in Joan Miró’s Works Suddenly one day, waking up and looking out the window, I found myself living in the world of Joan Miró’s artwork.

When We Live in Yves Tanguy’s Works world. Living in the world of surrealist artist Yves Tanguy. It’s a miniature

When We Live in Dorothea Tanning’s Works A giant sunflower, endless doors. In the world depicted by surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning, there are elements of fantasy, strangeness, and mystery.

If We Live in Surrealism World