
从保罗·克利中心关于施维特斯的展览报道出发,理解他如何把废弃材料、排版、声音和房间当成同一种拼接动作,并看见流亡如何改变这套方法。
It is possible to cry out using bits of old rubbish, and that's what I did, gluing and nailing them together. […] Everything was broken anyway, and the task was to build something new out of the fragments. That, in essence, is Merz.「人可以用旧垃圾的碎片喊叫,我就是这么做的,把它们粘在一起、钉在一起。……反正一切都已经破碎了,任务就是从碎片中造出新的东西。这就是 Merz。」

My name is Kurt Schwitters. I am a painter. I nail my pictures.「我的名字是库尔特·施维特斯。我是画家。我把我的画钉起来。」——报道引述的施维特斯自我介绍。1
It is possible to cry out using bits of old rubbish, and that's what I did, gluing and nailing them together. […] Everything was broken anyway, and the task was to build something new out of the fragments. That, in essence, is Merz.「人可以用旧垃圾的碎片喊叫,我就是这么做的,把它们粘在一起、钉在一起。……反正一切都已经破碎了,任务就是从碎片中造出新的东西。这就是 Merz。」——报道引述的施维特斯文字,1930 年。1
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