"Der Pojaz" is a notable work by the artist Kurt Schwitters, created in the early 20th century. It is a part of the Dada movement, which emphasized absurdity and anti-art sentiments. The piece showcases Schwitters' unique style, blending collage techniques with found objects to challenge traditional artistic norms. The title "Der Pojaz" translates to "The Pojaz" in English, reflecting Schwitters' interest in language and sound. This work exemplifies his innovative approach to art, where he combined visual elements with literary concepts, making it a significant contribution to modern art and the Dada movement's legacy.