An introduction to Dadaism
Created on: September 12th, 2006
According to its proponents, Dada was not art — it was "anti-art". Dada sought to fight art with art. For everything that art stood for, Dada was to represent the opposite. Where art was concerned with aesthetics, Dada ignored aesthetics.
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World champion hugging towerflounder blinks at you in front of an extremely twitchy newspaper. He may soon paint his leg-windows with mild salsa while talking backwards about how he found Schrödinger's cat alive in a parenthesis-shaped box, or perhaps even breathe air with his mouth-afro. Worthy of a 5, just for all the strange things you can think about the critter doing.
..."It makes no sense. On purpose. There, now you know what Dada is." ... Wow, I can't believe you just tried to rationally explain Dada - that's like sooooo NOT Dada. In fact, that music choice wasn't Dada at all - it would have been better if it were a bicycle fish boot stomping on a face forever.
This isn't exactly dada-ism, though. If anything the combination of the pop culture symbols would make it pop art or something considered contemporary. Possibly Neo-dada. Dada is anti-art. Taking the moustache off of Sean Connery in photoshop but keeping eventhing else the same could be considered Dada, I suppose. Dada shocked the common sense. The WTC brought that across a tad, I suppose.
Good effort. Clever use of music and background.
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