Cubofuturism
Popowa : Seated Female Nude, around 1914
The Cubo-Futurism is a style of visual art that in Russia in the years before the First World War developed. In doing so, experiences and elements of cubism and futurism were merged. Typical of cubofuturism is the decomposition of an objective motif into cylindrical form elements.
Kazimir Malevich , Ivan Puni , David Burlyuk and Lyubov Popova were among the most important representatives who painted in the cubo-futuristic style for a while .
The Cubo-Futurism prepared the Rayonism and Suprematism ago.
New cubofuturism
Since 1978 the Italian musician and painter William Tode from Gonzaga has taken up cubo-authorism in his pictures, graphics and sculptures and calls his artistic work New Cubofuturism (neo cubofuturismo) .
literature
- Thomas Keith: Poetic experiments of the German and Russian avant-garde (1912–1922). A comparison . Weidler Buchverlag, Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-89693-440-6
Web links
- Cubofuturism and Russian avant-garde in the Museum Ludwig (exhibition 2009–2010)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ketterer Kunst: Cubofuturism
- ↑ Katia Baudin: Cubofuturism and the awakening of modernity in Russia ( Memento from March 5, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 463 kB)