ARP's art is a term used to refer to the works of the French artist, poet, and writer, Jean ARP. His works are associated with two major art movements of the early 20th century: DADA and Art Deco. DADA was an anti-war and anti-bourgeois movement that sought to challenge traditional values and conventions through the use of absurdist and surrealist techniques. Art Deco was a more decorative style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and streamlined forms. Dadaism was a combination of the two movements, combining elements of both DADA and Art Deco. ARP's art was heavily influenced by these two movements, and he is credited with helping to shape the development of modern art.