Clock 1914

"Clock" (1914) by Lyubov Popova is a prime example of Russian Constructivism, a movement that rejected traditional art forms and instead embraced the use of industrial materials and geometric shapes. The composition is fragmented and dynamic, consisting of overlapping planes, letters, and a clock face—all rendered in a stark, monochromatic palette, a key characteristic of the style. Popova's bold experimentation with form and structure reflects the era's embrace of industrial progress and its influence on artistic expression.