Floral Eyes

Eileen Agar's 1966 artwork Floral Eyes exemplifies her engagement with Surrealism, blending organic forms with imaginative vision. Known for her exploration of dreams and the unconscious, Agar employs a technique that intertwines floral motifs with symbolic imagery, creating a composition that is both evocative and enigmatic. The title Floral Eyes suggests a fusion of natural elements with perception, highlighting the interplay between the external world and inner experience. This piece resides within a Figurative genre, where recognizable shapes are transformed into surreal, poetic forms that invite deeper interpretation.