Futorismo 1927

"Futorismo" (1927) by Gustave Buchet (1888-1963) is a striking example of geometric abstraction. The painting's composition is dominated by intersecting planes and curved lines, creating a dynamic and almost architectural effect. The use of bold, flat colors, including ochre, grey, and black, reinforces the geometric elements and suggests a sense of structure and order. Buchet's abstract exploration of form and color echoes the principles of Cubism and Futurism, reflecting the artistic trends of the early 20th century.