Sleeping Head 1934

"Sleeping Head" (1934) by Czech artist František Hudeček is a surrealist painting that portrays a sleeping head in a dark and abstract form. The head appears as a swirling mass of dark and light colors, suggesting a dreamlike state. The work's evocative imagery and dream-like atmosphere embody the surrealist movement's interest in exploring the subconscious and challenging traditional art conventions. The painting's unusual depiction of a sleeping head invites viewers to contemplate the nature of dreams and unconsciousness.