Curatorial Narrative In 1928, Fillia’s “Valori plastici di oggetti” emerged as a pivotal work within the Italian Futurist movement. The artist’s innovative application of impasto technique imbues the still life composition with a tactile quality, as if the objects themselves were about to burst forth from the canvas. This deliberate gesture towards materiality serves to underscore the visual and atmospheric intent of the piece: to disrupt the viewer’s expectations of traditional representation in favor of an immersive experience.When enlarged to 48×44, Fillia’s palette exerts a commanding presence within a luxury interior environment. The dominant reds and blues clash with the surrounding decor, generating a spatial rhythm that prioritizes visual tension over harmony. The atmospheric weight of the painting is such that it appears to occupy not just wall space but also adjacent areas, its chromatic structure influencing the behavior