Drapeau rigide aux couleurs inconnues 1973

Jules Perahim's "Drapeau rigide aux couleurs inconnues" (1973) is a surrealist painting populated by fantastical creatures. A humanoid figure with a long beak, adorned with stripes and feathers, holds a staff, while another figure, clad in fur, holds a blue flag atop a fish-like creature with four legs. The painting's vibrant colors and biomorphic forms evoke a dreamlike atmosphere, reminiscent of the works of artists like Salvador Dali and René Magritte. Perahim's whimsical style and attention to detail create a captivating visual narrative that invites viewers to interpret the meaning behind the artwork's strange and fascinating characters.