The Manifesto provoked the immergence of many art and design movements, it was a current for a long time and certainly was a huge imprint on most of the movements happening at that time. The past was thought to be too exhausted, boring and mainstream, futurists believed that since the humanity started developing the technology and began to achieve new heights in the area of mass production and machinery, humanity needed to cut off the roots that dug into the past and blocked the new way of thinking.
Later on Bauhaus applied many of the ideas that were already existing. The modernisation of products, the idea of designing specially for the mass production and inhumane factories that are using less human labour. The idea of making products that would last and function, involves the elimination of excessive decoration and what follows is the simplification of the aesthetical part of an object.
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