Fūtūrīsm: Justārī Intiqādī dar Rīshah-hā-yi Falsafī va Taḥlīl-i Hunarī Persiska (Farsi) 2026

Research in the field of art has always required careful and analytical engagement with its theoretical and intellectual foundations. Such investigations reveal the influence of philosophical and ideological movements on numerous artistic styles and schools. Futurism is no exception to this pattern.

According to the author, Futurism stands as one of the most significant artistic movements to have built a bridge between philosophy and politics. It is rooted in philosophical thought, particularly in the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, while at the same time carrying profound political and socio-cultural implications.

Studying these dimensions together allows for a more comprehensive understanding of Futurist art and places us in a stronger position to evaluate and critique it critically. This study examines the political, social, cultural, and artistic significance of the Futurist movement, explores the ways in which philosophical ideas shaped its development, and offers analyses of leading Futurist artists and their most important works.