This year marks the centenary of the Surrealist Manifesto, published by André Breton. This manifesto laid the foundation for Surrealism, an art movement that is deeply rooted in the human subconscious.

The Avant-Garde jumble of the last century gave birth to many art movements, but none encompasses such a great interweaving of styles as Surrealism. Even in contemporary art, the influence of Surrealism is still clearly present. The journey from the subconscious to the super-reality and the ongoing search for the boundaries of the psychic and figurative is a process that is still ongoing.

In the exhibition ‘Shrouded in Mistery’, artists Vincent de Bruijn, Paul Klemann, Wouter Valentijn, Coen Ringeling, Reginald Drooduin, Anuja Hoogstad, Mies van der Perk and Corné offer us a compass. They follow a personal quest that explores both history and the future.