Futurism is sci-fi (sometimes a little fantasy) and can therefore mesh with any political tendency except maybe the most purist of reactionaries / primitivists.

I'm not sure how you'd even know the people in the place built it. Let's say you have a big shiny complex full of trees and people. If the people built it, do they have to wear overalls and safety helmets or can they wear casual clothes? How can you tell that a person in an image built a structure unless they're actively building it or just finished building it?

[–] iridaniotter@hexbear.net 17 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Futurism is sci-fi (sometimes a little fantasy) and can therefore mesh with any political tendency except maybe the most purist of reactionaries / primitivists.

I mean, other than Russian futurism that was tamed by Leninism before quickly dying out as an art movement, futurism developed into the aesthetic of fascism.

[–] Chana@hexbear.net 3 points 3 days ago

The Palazzo Brasch says, "si si si si si si" to you.

100% correct on futurism as a distinct art movement. I'm using a loosey goosey reference to it, really, which includes solarpunk hyperrealism and so on.