Alberto Gallingani
Utopian Geometria is an art movement that originated in Italy and is characterized by its use of geometric forms and abstract concepts. This movement is closely linked to Futurism and Constructivism, two important 20th-century art movements that viewed geometric form as a means of expressing a utopian vision of the future.
The "Geometria Utopica" movement was created in the early years of the 20th century by a group of Italian artists inspired by the idea of a rational and progressive society. These artists experimented with geometric shapes such as circles, squares, and lines to create a dynamic and visionary representation of the world.
A central theme of "Geometria Utopica" was the idea of a new order and harmony that could be achieved through the application of mathematical principles and geometric forms. This art movement emphasized the importance of rationality, technology, and progress as means of creating a better future for humanity.
