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                                   KAREL WITT
                                   Lives and works in Bremgarten, Switzerland
                                   https://www.wittbeat.com

         The Neo-Dadaist Time Traveler:  Karel Witt, a Switzerland-based fine   Born on January 8, 1947, in Ostrava, Moravia, Karel Witt resides and
         artist, is renowned as a moonshiner of the avant-garde and a retro-  creates in Bremgarten, Switzerland. His artistic journey is marked by
         runner through time. With his unconventional methods, he skillfully   a profound engagement with historical narratives and a rebellious
         unbuttons the past, distilling history’s most indigestible events into   spirit that echoes the anti-establishment ethos of Dadaism. In our
         palatable insights. His work offers timeless guidance for those who   contemporary era, Witt’s approach to art and history is more relevant
         aspire to remain elusive and beyond the constraints of convention.  than ever. His works serve as a navigational tool for staying ‘out of
         It is evident that Neo-Dadaism, or DEONADA (NeO-)dAdA) as it may   reach’ and ‘out of range’ from the mainstream currents. Karel Witt
         be aptly termed in his context, pulsates vibrantly within his creations.   emerges not merely as an artist but as a cultural philosopher whose
         The essence of Witt’s alter ego, Silberstein, along with an extensive   oeuvre defies temporal limitations. His legacy is one of audacity and
         image gallery, can be explored at www.wittbeat.com.   reflection - a defiant voice amidst the cacophony of our times.


















































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