Illustration for Tristan Tzara's "Vingt-cinq poèmes" 1918

This 1918 illustration by Jean Arp was created for the cover of Tristan Tzara's book "Vingt-cinq poèmes." Characterized by abstract forms and a sense of spontaneity, this artwork is a prime example of Dada art. The black ink on white paper composition features a dynamic interplay of shapes, suggesting a sense of movement and energy. The illustration represents the Dadaist embrace of chance and non-representational art, reflecting the movement's rejection of traditional artistic values. This artwork captures the spirit of Dada, defying categorization and pushing artistic boundaries.