Futurism

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti published the Futurist Manifesto in 1909, which outlined the movement's goals and principles.

Futurism was characterized by its rejection of realism and naturalism, and its embrace of abstraction and non-representational art.

Umberto Boccioni's The City Rises (1910-1911) is a seminal Futurist painting that captures the energy and chaos of modern urban life.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Lacerba was a Futurist journal that was founded by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and published from 1909 to 1914.

Enrico Prampolini was a Futurist artist who is known for his use of photomontage and his exploration of the relationship between art and technology.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.

Giacomo Balla's (\sin x) (1915) is a kinetic sculpture that explores the relationship between light, motion, and time.