Answer:
Artists who were a part of the Dada movement created artwork that was intended to be nonsensical.
Step-by-step explanation:
Dadaism was an artistic movement that emerged in Europe (Swiss city of Zurich) in 1916. Its main characteristic was the rupture with traditional art forms. Therefore, Dadaism was a movement with a strong anarchic content. The movement's own name derives from a children's English term: dadá (toy, wooden horse). Hence, there is a lack of meaning and a break with the traditional of this movement.
Main features of Dadaism:
- Common everyday objects are presented in a new way and within an artistic context;
- Artistic irreverence;
- Combating institutionalized art forms;
- Criticism of capitalism and consumerism;
- Emphasis on absurdity and illogical themes and content;
- Use of various forms of expression (everyday objects, sounds, photographs, poetry, music, newspapers, etc.) in the composition of fine art works;
- Strong pessimistic and ironic character, especially in relation to political events in the world.