Marcel Duchamp a pioneer of Dada, a movement that questioned expectations about what art should look like or made. Duchamp found success in Paris as a painter but he was interested other ideas. Looking for a difference to represent objects, Duchamp began presenting objects as art. Duchamp selected mass produce that were commercially available, mostly utilitarian objects and he label them as art. Duchamp claim to have chosen everyday objects based of visual indifference by doing so, Duchamp build his way for Conceptual art. Duchamp picked a Bedfordshire porcelain urinal model on his return to his studio he turned it 90 degrees and sign it, R. MUTT 1917, and entitled this new piece Fountain. The existence of one of the most influential art pieces
