During the early twentieth century, the violently political first World War that involved several European countries in addition to the United States War occurred. This event left leeway for not only criticism of the period during and after, but also weakness in socio-political structures that was rendered opportune for restructuring. Globally, many avant garde artists took advantage of this time period in order to initiate reformation. Instances of this include Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller’s “Ethiopia’s Awakening” and Vladimir Tatlin’s “Monument to the Third International”, which both engaged in challenging perceptions of society through uplifting advocacy through types of works that pushed boundaries in concept and material. Other examples of
