Photomontage represents a visual arts process where multiple photographs blend to form one cohesive artistic piece. The use of photomontage became widely recognized in the early 20th century especially during the Dada and Surrealist movements because artists aimed to question established concepts of both art and reality. The photomontage technique was developed by Hannah Höch during the Dada movement while Salvador Dalí became famous for his surreal photomontage art. Through photomontage artists create innovative storytelling methods by combining different elements to express intricate stories and emotional responses. The seamless blending of images in photomontage manipulates reality which blurs the line between truth and fiction thus compelling viewers to reconsider their visual world interpretations. Modern artists utilize this method to address digital age topics related to identity politics and cultural themes.