Are there any modern day futurism art strips?

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In summary, the inquiry explores the existence of contemporary futurism art strips, examining how modern artists interpret and incorporate futurist themes into their work. It highlights the evolution of futurism from its early 20th-century roots to current artistic expressions, considering factors such as technology, urbanization, and societal change. The discussion may include examples of current artists or movements that resonate with futurist ideals, as well as the relevance of futurism in today's artistic landscape.
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Hi, @Maximum7

They are not postcards, but Jules Verne was very nice at predicting future. I had a link, but it's a little far from topic tags and title

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Keeping in mind PF's rules prohibiting political discussion, many (political) artists such as Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo portrayed imagined future societies. Both painters produced miniatures similar to postcards, with Rivera imagining a Marxist-like "New Man" proletariat and the beauteous Ms. Kahlo deeply interested in postmodern feminism and women's roles forming the New Age.

The now-defunct Soviet Union (USSR) produced much representational art depicting strong productive citizens marching in unison to a glorious future. Their erstwhile political opposites in Europe produced often similar depictions of future societies, usually better dressed than the bleak soviets.

Aside from politics, science fiction helps produce reams of future artistic predictions particularly cover art for pulp fiction (about postcard size), and posters and films depicting possible futures. Modern 21st C. graphic novels and comic books provide contemporary glimpses of possible futures.
 
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Klystron said:
Aside from politics, science fiction helps produce reams of future artistic predictions particularly cover art for pulp fiction (about postcard size), and posters and films depicting possible futures. Modern 21st C. graphic novels and comic books provide contemporary glimpses of possible futures.
I've googled images of utopic places in art, but I prefer not to link anyone: they look so distopic... Only a picture has captured my attention: one that seemed depict city of Atlantis, but also figures to me so irrealistic... Anyhow, it might be an example of a fictional and perfect-looking island...

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Are there any modern examples that you know of?
Are ... you asking for modern day art of what the future might look like?

Because that's ... kind of everywhere.

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