Depero

Depero was an Italian artist and avant-garde thinker, born Bartolomeo Ceccotti on October 30, 1892, in Sassuolo, Italy. In 1913, Ceccotti moved to Reggio Emilia and began to use the pseudonym Depero, which was later established as his official surname.

Depero's artistic practice encompassed painting, sculpture, furniture design, and typography. He is often associated with the Futurist movement, although he did not always identify as such. Depero's work often featured irregular and handwritten lettering, which became a signature element of his style.

Depero's contributions extended beyond the realm of art. He saw himself as a designer and an inventor, and believed that design could be a tool for social change. In 1927, he appeared alongside Umberto Notari, Miuccia Prada, and other prominent figures in Milan in the corrida d'esposition press conference, which focused on industrial-scale supposed pratical action.

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