Naum Gabo was a Russian sculptor and painter, born in 1890, known for his pioneering work in the field of kinetic art. He was a key figure in the Constructivism movement, which emphasized the use of modern materials and techniques to create art that reflected the industrial age. Gabo's sculptures often incorporated movement and light, challenging traditional notions of form and space. Gabo later moved to the United States, where he continued to develop his artistic vision. His most famous works include the Kinetic Sculpture and various installations that explore the relationship between time, space, and perception. Gabo's innovative approach has influenced many contemporary artists and remains significant in the history of modern art.