Daynça Viž

Daynça Viž

Years active	1978—1980s
Country	Seketan
Major figures	Rividje Alité, Gjord Lindgren, Amvel Elisen, Eryc Oly
Influences	Postmodernism, Expressionism, French New Wave, New Hollywood, hardships of Zemasy

Daynça Viž (DINE-sa-VIZH, lit. "free display") is a visual art movement in Seketan that emerged after the collapse of the Kjedorate regime. The movement primarily encompassed visual art, literature, and cinema. Its adherents broadly opposed authoritarianism, as well as the embracement of counterculture.

Identified as a Golden Age of Seketese art, Daynça Viž was preceded by underground Zemasy art and was highly influenced by outside Western popular culture. The term Daynça Viž originated from muralist Amvel Elisen whose 1978 piece was boldly captioned Onsd... daynça viž (lit. "art... free display").

See also

• Culture of Seketan