If I may: " ... However, surrealist art cannot ever be produced with any intent and cannot therefore aim to create a specific aesthetic." "The resulting aesthetic of surrealistic output is always a by-product. Indeed there is a recognizable style to the last century's surrealistic works, but it was a result of that age. True surrealism of today will not produce similarly looking visual art, because today's minds are influenced much differently from the minds of the old surrealists." ( from: https://analognowhere.com/unix_surrealism/#unix_surrealism ... look for: "a word on aesthetics").

Hope that helps, and please disregard if my comment is out of place.