Text (folio 9) from Parole in libertà futuriste, tattili-termiche olfattive (Words in Futurist, Olfactory, Tactile, Thermal Freedom)

Tullio d'Albisola (1899, 1971) was an Italian ceramicist and painter whose work bridged modernist abstraction and craft tradition. Active in Liguria, he developed a distinctive approach to glazed ceramics that incorporated geometric forms and bold color fields, engaging with both Futurist and Constructivist aesthetics. His practice encompassed painting, printmaking, and large-scale ceramic murals that brought gallery-based modernism into architectural and domestic contexts. D'Albisola's career spanned the early twentieth century, positioning him within the broader European avant-garde movement toward material experimentation.