Hannah Hoch is much known for her photomontage art work and the participation in the Dada movement. The Dada movement was a literary, artistic movement in 1916 which started after World War I. Hoch wasn’t just a rare woman practicing prominently the arts of the early twentieth century; she was a unique female who was a huge supporter in the Dada movement. Her artwork was inspired by promoting the concept of women working creatively in general society. Hoch expressed her political beliefs by transforming other visual elements and integrating them into her larger unique project. Through her work she contributed the type of society that was going on at her time, implicitly, and many of her life choices. What interest her the most was challenging
