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Metaphysical painting was an Italian art movement founded in 1917 in Ferrara by Carlo Carrà and Giorgio de Chirico. It depicted dreamlike scenes featuring figures and objects frozen in time in strange, illogical contexts with unreal lighting and colors. In contrast to Futurism, metaphysical paintings used a different logic to depict deserted squares and silent, rigidly rendered buildings and structures in a sense of mystery and enigma. The movement influenced later Surrealism and created a new reality beyond the literal meaning of the scenes. Main artists included de Chirico, Carrà, Morandi, Savino, Tibertelli, and Soffici.









