O Novykh Sistemakh V Iskusstve. Statika I Skorost? [on New Systems In Art: Statics And Speed]. Vitebsk: Artel? Khudozhestvennogo Truda Pri Vitsvomas

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"O Novykh Sistemakh V Iskusstve. Statika I Skorost" (On New Systems in Art: Statics and Speed) is a significant work by Eliezer Markowich Lissitzky, commonly known as El Lissitzky, a prominent Russian artist, designer, photographer, typographer, and architect. Published in Vitebsk by the Artel of Artistic Labor at Vitsvomas in 1923, this treatise explores the dynamic interplay between statics and speed in the context of the new art systems emerging during the early 20th century. Lissitzky, a key figure in the Russian avant-garde movement, delves into the theoretical underpinnings of Constructivism and Suprematism, examining how these movements respond to and incorporate the concepts of time and space dynamics, which were critical in the post-revolutionary aesthetic discourse. This work not only reflects Lissitzky's deep engagement with the avant-garde but also his commitment to the integration of art and technology. The publication is an essential document for understanding the evolution of modern art and architectural theory in the Soviet context, illustrating Lissitzky's influence on the development of non-objective art and his visionary approach to functional design.

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