Merz is a term often associated with the German artist and poet Kurt Schwitters, who created a unique style of art known as “Merz.” This art form is characterized by the assemblage of various materials, including scraps of paper, wood, metal, and found objects, to create collage-like compositions. The term “Merz” itself originated from the word “Kommerz,” which means commerce, as Schwitters sought to transform everyday materials into art, thereby challenging traditional notions of aesthetic value and artistic production. Merz also embodies a spirit of experimentation and innovation, reflecting the Dada and avant-garde movements of the early 20th century. It emphasizes the integration of art into everyday life and the use of mixed media to convey meaning. In contemporary contexts, “Merz” may also refer to various artistic practices that explore similar themes of recycling, juxtaposition, and the recontextualization of found objects.
Kampanja Friedricha Merza in Olafa Scholza zajema nasprotujoče si politične poti in sloge vodenja. Merkz si prizadeva ohraniti mirno, državniku podobno prisotnost kljub svoji tradicionalno nestrpni in impulzivni naravi. Scholz…