“Poupée flacon” is a sculpture created by the renowned artist Victor Brauner, part of the Surrealism movement. The artwork exemplifies the distinctive and dream-like qualities associated with Surrealism, encapsulating abstract and symbolic elements that challenge conventional perceptions of reality.
The artwork itself appears to be a bottle-like figure wrapped in paper or a similar material, with crude, expressive lines drawn to depict a human form. The contours of the body, outlined in black, are simplistic yet evocative, creating a sense of primitive art. The tied string around the figure adds an element of constraint or binding, perhaps alluding to themes of entrapment or containment. The rough texture and organic appearance of the medium contribute to its enigmatic presence, inviting viewers to explore the deeper meanings behind its creation.
