Constructivist assemblage is a poetic form influenced by the Constructivist art movement of early 20th century Russian avant-garde, emphasizing the poem as a constructed object assembled from disparate materials rather than an organic expression. In this approach, texts, fragments, images, and typographical elements are arranged according to principles of geometric composition, juxtaposition, and visual design. The assemblage nature foregrounds the poem's artificiality and its construction from pre-existing materials, challenging traditional notions of poetic inspiration and unity. This technique reflects modernist concerns with fragmentation, industrial aesthetics, and the materiality of language itself.

Constructivist assemblage|A poetic form influenced by constructivist art, assembling fragments, sounds, or images into new structures; emphasises creativity through recombination.