Futurism

Print Experiment



This book combines FT Marinetti's founding manifesto of Futurism and Sant'Elia's manifesto of Futurist architecture. Using recycled paper, it was made to look like a piece of propaganda promoting Futurism. Futurists embraced their love for speed and technology. This is emphasized through a dynamic layout showing an interaction between visual elements, and type. Various folds and die cuts were used throughout the piece. The use of nuts and bolts as binding further emphasizes the industrial and mechanistic nature of the movement.


Credits
Art Direction, Design, Typography, Illustration