Vladimir Tatlin was a Russian artist and architect, best known for his role in the Constructivism movement. Born in 1885, he aimed to create art that served a social purpose, reflecting the ideals of the Russian Revolution. His most famous work, the Tatlin's Tower, was designed as a monument to the Third International, symbolizing a new era of creativity and innovation. Tatlin's work combined art and technology, emphasizing the use of modern materials like glass and steel. He influenced various fields, including architecture, sculpture, and design, and his ideas continue to inspire contemporary artists and architects around the world.