Among all the technical movements witnessed in the twentieth century, there is no doubt that the Dadia and Surrealism are particularly highly because of their strangeness and influence. The two avant -garde movements were not satisfied with the production of art and poetry, but rather created a new world of imagination, liberation and rebellion. Great personalities such as André Breton, Marcel Dushamps, Max Ernst, John Hartfield, Juan Miro and Salvador Dali, who used irrationality, humor and provocation as weapons to face reality and society. And if the dadwadiya represents the chaotic and confrontational explosion of art, then surrealism represents indulgence in the strangeness and miracle of art, and both focus on the issues of sex, identity, al -Fitisi and shock. This book calls us from the series "Literary Views" to explore the history, features and influence of the leadership and surrealism on contemporary art, and it shows us how these two artistic movements changed the concept of art and life forever.