Il Vestito Antineutrale. Manifesto Futurista

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti was an Italian poet and theorist who founded Futurism in 1909, a movement that celebrated speed, violence, technology, and the rejection of the past. Through manifestos, performances, and experimental typography, he articulated a radical aesthetics of dynamism and aggression that influenced visual artists, musicians, and writers across Europe. His inflammatory rhetoric and early embrace of fascism remain inseparable from the movement's legacy.

Alexandria, Italy