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Cyanotype on a page of Dada poetry
9×11 framed and matted
Rita Weiler
Rita is an Abington resident and found the art of cyanotype during the COVID pandemic. She was enjoying the art and the process and found a book of Dada poetry to print on.
Dada poetry is a form of literature that emerged from the Dada art movement in the early 20th century, characterized by its rejection of traditional artistic and literary conventions. It embraces nonsense, irrationality, and a deliberate subversion of logic and meaning, often using techniques like cut-up poems, sound poetry, and nonsensical language.
Cyanotype on a page of Dada poetry
9×11 framed and matted
Rita Weiler
Rita is an Abington resident and found the art of cyanotype during the COVID pandemic. She was enjoying the art and the process and found a book of Dada poetry to print on.
Dada poetry is a form of literature that emerged from the Dada art movement in the early 20th century, characterized by its rejection of traditional artistic and literary conventions. It embraces nonsense, irrationality, and a deliberate subversion of logic and meaning, often using techniques like cut-up poems, sound poetry, and nonsensical language.