RETROFUTURISMEالمستقبلية الرجعيةA COLLECTION OF
IMAGINED FUTURES

FROM THE ARCHIVE

Rick Guidice

ريك جوديتشي

Californian artist who painted spacecraft, planets and space settlements for NASA Ames Research Center from 1971. His acrylic paintings for the 1975–1977 space-settlement studies — the O’Neill cylinder, Bernal sphere and Stanford torus — became defining images of the space-colony dream.

فنان من كاليفورنيا رسم المركبات الفضائية والكواكب والمستوطنات الفضائية لمركز أبحاث أميس التابع لناسا منذ عام 1971. أصبحت لوحاته الأكريليكية لدراسات المستوطنات الفضائية بين 1975 و1977 — أسطوانة أونيل وكرة برنال وحلقة ستانفورد — من أبرز صور حلم المستعمرات الفضائية.

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Rick Guidice — artwork 1 of 12, Retrofuturisme archive
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Rick Guidice — artwork 11 of 12, Retrofuturisme archive
Rick Guidice — artwork 12 of 12, Retrofuturisme archive

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ABOUT THE COLLECTION

Futures worth
remembering.

This collection grew in المستقبلية الرجعية — le rétrofuturisme, a Facebook group devoted to imagined futures, science fiction art and extraordinary worlds.

Its 154 artist and collection albums bring together 2,855 images: 2,738 from the 146 original group albums, plus new sci-fi artist albums added by the curator, preserved here with their original album titles, sourced artist descriptions and source links. Search in English or Arabic, explore each album, and keep a personal selection with the heart button.

Saved selections stay in this browser and can be exported into the local curator. Full-resolution viewing is retained; image right-click saving and dragging are disabled, but screenshots and extraction remain possible. This archive does not grant permission to publish artwork or use it on merchandise; those uses need rights checked separately.

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