Imagine a creature born from the shadows of the mind. It is familiar, yet deeply wrong. A rat, but one whose limbs stretch in impossible directions, its eyes gleaming with an alien intelligence. This is the Rat Mutant, a specter haunting the canvases of Surrealism.
In the early twentieth century, pioneers of the subconscious—artists like Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, and Leonora Carrington—sought ...
