Ariel Palanzone is an artist and graphic designer from Argentina who created a series of surreal images. It is a style that seeks to combine dreams, fantasies with reality. In the pictures you can see the things we know, but in a fictional form set in reality. So this is surrealism by Ariel Palanzone.
Images: Ariel Palanzone
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