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Dada Photomontage
Original title: ダダ フォトモンタージュ
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“Photomontage” in Dada (Dadaism) cuts and pastes existing photographs and printed matter to construct new visual images. Developing mainly in Berlin Dada, it aimed to resist World War I and destroy existing order and reason.
ダダ（ダダイズム）における「フォトモンタージュ」とは、既存の写真や印刷物を切り貼りし、新たな視覚的イメージを構築する手法です。第一次世界大戦への抵抗や既存の秩序・理性を破壊する目的で、ベルリン・ダダを中心に発展しました。
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