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Welcome to the collection dedicated to Constructivism—a movement that established a new approach in architecture, art, and design. Constructivism emerged in Russia in the early 20th century and became a remarkable example of applying geometric forms and functionality to create objects that foster social transformation.

Constructivism emphasizes the use of modern materials and technologies, such as steel, concrete, and glass, to create spaces that reflect the dynamics and energy of a new era. This movement not only transformed the architectural landscape but also became a symbol of technological progress focused on the common good.

This collection features images of buildings and objects created in the spirit of Constructivism. You will find photographs of vibrant examples of residential, public, and cultural buildings that showcase the principles of modularity, openness, and social functionality. Whimsical lines and clean forms are complemented by a wealth of connections to the surrounding environment, illustrating the harmony between architecture and nature.

The collection also includes visualizations of interiors, where elements of Constructivist design are evident: simplicity, ergonomics, and multifaceted spaces. Each object tells its own story, demonstrating how Constructivism influences daily life and creates new perceptions for the inhabitants of the context in which they exist.

By studying Constructivism, you immerse yourself in a world where form goes hand in hand with function, and architectural solutions become embodiments of cutting-edge ideas and technologies. Don't miss the opportunity to use our photographs for your project as you explore how Constructivism continues to inspire and shape our understanding of space.

Constructivism

Abstract painting combining gold and dark gray tones in square shapes

Abstract composition with gold and gray squares

Abstract work featuring various shades of gray and black colors

Geometric Abstraction with Dark Squares

Architectural structure with bright red glass elements and concrete finishing

Modern Architecture: A Building with Unique Design