One Future Organization

What is the One Future Organization? A collective of Futurists and Actual Idealists, unified under the principles of Scientific and Absolute Truths. Our Organization is focused on Studies, Education, Publication and other relevant activities.

A Fascist Italian poster depicting two blackshirts of the MVSN planting the Italian flag somewhere in Africa.

A spotting of One Future in the wild!

A Fascist Italian propaganda poster depicting soldiers storming a trench, led by a trooper with a wounded head, who never the less continues fighting.

Futurist Machine-Maxxing

It's a well known historical fact that Mussolini and the blackshirts captured both the Yeti and the Loch-Ness monster.

A Fascist Italian poster depicting two soldiers, serious expressions, awaiting an order while posted in a trench.

A Fascist Italian propaganda piece depicting para-troopers deploying over a clear-field. The para-troopers of Fascist Italy often going ignored and under-appriciated by historians.

A quote from Ugo Spirito about his particular issue with communism as executed in the USSR, that is, it failed to terminate the capitalist worldview, and with it, concepts like trade and property, merely giving them a bureaucratic sheen. Fascism is to abolish what they couldn't.

Fascist Italian poster depicting legions of soldiers on bikes riding forward. The soldier in the forefront blowing into a trumpet.

A Fascist Italian Propaganda illustration depicting a wounded soldier, surrounded by his fallen comrades, still firing his machine-gun at the enemy.

Exterior of the Palazzo del Gas in Bologna, an iconic example of Fascist Italian rationalist architecture. The design features a curved travertine facade, sweeping window rows, and a monumental dark stone portico at ground level.

A historical postcard showing the Monument to the Lion of Saint Mark on the harbor of Fiume. The winged Venetian lion atop a stone pillar symbolizes the city's historic Italian ties and maritime legacy.

The heavy bronze entrance door of the 1937 Casa del Fascio in Taranto, designed by Cesare Bazzani. It features eight recessed arched panels containing relief daggers.

View of the detailed monumental mural above the door of the Taranto Casa del Fascio (1937), designed by architect Cesare Bazzani. The composition depicts images of greatness, in form of Roman symbolism, and knowledge, through philosophers. Enscribed with "Scientia" or "to know"

The interior of the Palazzo del Gas in Bologna showcasing rationalist architecture from Fascist Italy. Features include curved counters, massive stone columns, wall relief motifs, and an expansive glass skylight.

When she says to dress up for the date

A view of Fascist Italian rationalist architecture in Rome's EUR district along Via Ciro Il Grande, featuring grand colonnades, white stone facades, simple minimalistic forms, and functional efficency.