Self-Portrait with One Red Ear
- Artist
- Jules Perahim
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
"Self-Portrait with One Red Ear" by Jules Perahim exemplifies Surrealism through its inventive approach to self-representation. Perahim, a Turkish-born artist associated with the movement, employs a distinctive style characterized by bold imagery and a dreamlike quality. This self-portrait suggests a focus on inner identity, highlighted by the unusual detail of a single red ear. Using inventive techniques, Perahim explores subconscious themes and personal symbolism, encapsulating both the genre of self-exploration and the surrealist fascination with the uncanny.
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