The day when the mole was invented - Dada

Orange spray stencils, black crosses and honeycomb patterns spread across a white board hung with paper: a Romanian certificate with a clock hand pinned through it, a torn magazine figure captioned AGAINST THIS NORMAL, Scrabble tiles spelling out Roman numerals, a brass-studded card and a column of traffic-light discs down the right edge.

Mixed media on board, spray stencils and found paper with small objects fixed to the surface. Dada is a dadaist who experiments across mixed-media painting, collage, ink graphics and digital work. Available as a poster or fine art canvas print in multiple sizes.