Constructivism art artists

The Constructivism art movement grew during the early twentieth century out of the Russian Revolution

It grew alongside Suprematism, another abstract art movement in Russia at that time

Constructivism influenced the worlds of art and politics in Russia during the early twentieth century

Popova focused on dynamism, or the representation of movement in art, creating several dynamic artworks during her career—like Composition with Figures (1913) and Painterly Architectonic (1917)

Alexander Rodchenko (1891–1956): Kazimir Malevich, the founder of Suprematism, coined the term Constructivist to describe Rodchenko and his work