With the disintegration of the Dada movement, many former Dadaists reorganized under a different flag. Once again they searched for an alternative to a conventional view of reality. They found inspiration in the work of the Viennese psychiatrist Sigmund Freud, whose discovery of the unconscious and the meaningfulness of dreams had changed the twentieth-century picture of the human mind. This new movement was called Surrealism, a word meaning “more real than reality,” an art of dreams and the irrational unconscious.
The above passage was taken directly from the text book.
The answer is Surrealist
