Contemporary Cubism

Contemporary Neo-Cubism modernizes 20th-century Cubism by combining geometric fragmentation and multiple perspectives with vibrant colors, digital themes, and pop art. In Italy, its foundations were driven by painter Gino Severini around 1916, bridging Parisian Cubism with Italian avant-garde movements. This period lasted through the late 1930s (about 20–25 years), though the style remains active today in urban and digital art.