In the 1909, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
created an art futuristic movement. Doing so, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti was
lead to commence publishing his own Manifesto’s regarding futurism.
The proposal and purpose of the creation of the Futuristic movement was to celebrate art, the modern industrial world and the progress within technology.
The proposal and purpose of the creation of the Futuristic movement was to celebrate art, the modern industrial world and the progress within technology.
Since then Futurism grew further and
many artist commence showing further interest as the industrialisation swept across Italy. This lead to the expansion of Futurism, leading to a small group of artist's in forming a team to collaborate and experiment with vast futuristic shapes such as, Umberto Boccioni - inspired by speed and the human figure, lead him to the distortion of such shapes, creating a futuristic sculpture.
Luigi Russolo
The Revolt 1911
Umberto Boccioni
Unique Forms of Continuity in Space 1913
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