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Freud’s theory, which suggests that the strange cannot exist without the ordinary, drove the 20th-century Surrealist movement, pushing artists to explore their repressed feelings using dreams and their subconscious.

Delving into these themes, this exhibition evokes unease and introspection by revealing the surreal in daily moments. The artworks presented juxtapose the sterile and desolate with the exaggerated, resonating with contemporary anxieties and exploring memories that shape our current reality. Janssen’s pieces depict enchanting yet unsettling suburban scenes using artificial …