Merz 30, 7 1927

"Merz 30, 7" (1927) is a collage by German artist Kurt Schwitters, a pioneering figure in Dadaism and Merz art. This work, like many of his collages, incorporates found objects and materials such as paper scraps, printed ephemera, and even fabric, transforming them into a cohesive composition. The fragmented text and abstract forms, along with the use of everyday materials, reflect Schwitters' interest in subverting traditional art and finding beauty in the ordinary. The artwork is a prime example of Schwitters' "Merz" style, which he defined as a nonsensical and often humorous approach to art.