The concept of play as politics in the context of art and life praxis

This article focuses on the concept of play, which has been the subject of debate within various academic disciplines and theoretical frameworks. In particular, it examines the role of play in the context of art and the political aspects of art. It analyses play as a concept in the praxis of art and life. In this context, this paper posits that the concept of politics is not limited to the domain of state administration and affairs. Rather, it is considered to be pervasive, extending beyond these realms into the realm of everyday life. The primary focus of this paper is on historical avant-garde art movements, specifically Dadaism and Surrealism. This study, which considers the concepts of art, life, and politics together, indicates that the movements in question do play a determining role.