Femmes o Mujeres 1942

"Femmes o Mujeres" (1942) by Oscar Domínguez is a striking example of Surrealism, a movement that explored the subconscious mind. The painting features fragmented and distorted figures, geometric forms, and biomorphic elements arranged in a dreamlike composition. The vibrant colors and contrasting shapes create a sense of unease and ambiguity, inviting viewers to interpret the symbolism and hidden meanings within the work. The distorted female figures and suggestive forms explore themes of desire, sexuality, and the power of the unconscious. The painting captures the essence of Surrealism's exploration of the irrational and the evocative power of the subconscious.