Bruno Munari (1907–1998), an Italian artist and designer, brought visual experimentation into moving forms, books, playful objects and children’s learning. Art and design met throughout his work.
A life in many forms
Forms set in motion
Munari’s Macchina Aerea dates to 1930; the Macchine Inutili followed in 1933. Light elements suspended in space made movement part of the work, opening a line of inquiry that ran through later experiments.2
