In the wreckage of World War I, amid the disillusionment of a generation, a radical new art movement was born: Dada. Emerging in Zürich in 1916, Dada rejected logic, tradition, and aesthetic convention in favor of absurdity, spontaneity, and provocation. Its practitioners — poets, painters, performers — sought not to create beauty but to explodeContinue reading “Dada: The Art of Unreason”
My World of Interiors 