Carlo Carrà was an Italian painter and a key figure in the Futurism movement, which emphasized speed, technology, and modernity. Born on February 11, 1881, in Quargnento, Italy, he initially studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. Carrà's work evolved over time, and he later became associated with Metaphysical painting, a style that explored dreamlike and mysterious themes. Throughout his career, Carrà created various notable works, including landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. His art often featured bold colors and dynamic forms, reflecting his interest in movement and the passage of time. Carrà passed away on April 13, 1966, leaving a lasting impact on modern art.