Imagine a labyrinth where the walls themselves seem to breathe, pulsing with unsettling colors and textures. From the shadows, a figure emerges—not quite rat, not quite human, but a haunting fusion of both. This is the rat mutant, a recurring specter in surrealist art, a creature that thrives on the razor's edge between the familiar and the grotesque.
Artists like Max Ernst and Leonora Carring...
