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After long waiting for those wig, parts,dress finally she is complete :) Thank you everyone who made those gorgeous stuffs for my Dada !!
Found triptych of time-worn and scrubbed graffiti and poster tape-adulterated relic BT junction box panels.
Hitchen, Herts.
Links to MBJ 2 by Dingo; londondada.art/2011/10/15/london-dada-work-527-my-beautif...
After long waiting for those wig, parts,dress finally She is complete :) Thank you everyone who made those gorgeous stuffs for my Dada !!
The Digitalmania challenge this week is "Dada". Dada is an appropriate challenge for these times. The dadaists, a modern "art" group, tried to overturn all artistic norms just after the first world war, a tremendously bleak time.
The typography they used on many of their publications was often quite interesting..
On a recent walk, the best photo I took was of a sewer cover next to a sidewalk which had been covered with a layer of soil. It had rained and this created rivulets of soil and sidewalk. I thought, given the topic was "dada", the photo of a sewer was quite an appropriate image to use for a base.
So..I was some days away in some hollidays, and i had the pleasure of met someone really special, then we had some ideas to do some ads for her store!! I really love this girl, and her work, so i think this was made with a lot of love, and the results are the ones you can see!! Check her flickr and her store !DaDa!
*PS - Those are limited outfits and after the 6th January they will nerver sold again so go grab them at slurl.com/secondlife/Avatarlife/137/68/23 XD
Love u girl xoxo
Check her work here : www.flickr.com/photos/dada_soup/
Here is an original Dadaist collage titled The Cacophonous Triumph of the Everyday.
In this work, I have embraced the movement's core principles of anti-art, absurdity, and political critique. The composition is a chaotic assemblage of found objects, including a fragmented pocket watch, an inverted map of Europe, and newspaper headlines like "ORDNUNG IST TOT" ("Order is Dead"). By subverting the traditional portrait with a gas mask and contrasting industrial imagery with fragile biological elements, this piece aims to capture the disorientation and disillusionment that defined the Dada era.