Dada poetry

Dada poetry is an avant-garde art form that emerged in the early 20th century, emphasizing randomness, spontaneity, and irrationality. It challenges traditional notions of meaning and form by combining words and images in unpredictable ways, often using collage, cut-up techniques, and free association. Inspired by the chaos of World War I, Dada aims to provoke thought and question societal conventions, creating art that is deliberately provocative and nonsensical. In essence, Dada poetry seeks to break free from logical constraints, encouraging viewers to experience language and expression as fluid, playful, and open to multiple interpretations.