The artwork “Pan-tree (front)”, created in 1952 by the artist Xul Solar, belongs to the Surrealism art movement and is categorized as a symbolic painting.
The artwork depicts an intricate and abstract composition, featuring a mix of geometric shapes, symbolic elements, and vibrant colors. At the center, there is a triangular figure with an eye and a cross, suggesting a mixture of spiritual and mystical symbolism. Surrounding this central figure are various symbols and patterns, including circular shapes, lines, and a distinctive use of symmetry. The background appears to be filled with a textured pattern that contrasts with the precise and deliberate design of the central elements, giving the artwork a complex and multi-dimensional appearance. The vertical structure in the middle resembles a tree, adorned with various shapes and symbols, contributing to the overall surreal and symbolic nature of the piece.
