Constructivism

n. artistic movement in Russia in the early 1900s that supported very formal organization of materials and use of modern industrial materials; theatrical movement that excelled in the abstract style

Constructivism may refer to:Constructivist epistemology, the philosophical viewConstructivism in international relationsConstructivism (mathematics), a view on mathematical proofsConstructivism (art), an artistic movement in Russia from 1914 onwardConstructivist architecture, an architectural movement in Russia from 1919 onwardsConstructivism (learning theory) describes a theory about how learning happensSocial Constructionism, the sociological theory of knowledgeSocial Constructivism (Learning Theory) discusses the social nature of learningConstructivism (psychological school) refers to approach to psychology research and therapyConstructivist teaching methods Constructivism may also be:Approach to language acquisition in linguistics
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Noun
1. an abstractionist artistic movement in Russia after World War I; industrial materials were used to construct nonrepresentational objects
(hypernym) artistic movement, art movement
(member-meronym) constructivist

1917 Russia - modern art movement favoring the the use of modern materials and technologies in artworks - geometric shapes - compare Bauhaus und de Stijl 

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Is sometimes contrasted wth social constructionism (sometimes called
merely "constructionism.")  Constructivism is based on a theory of cognitive perspective.  Each individual has a kind of cognitive bias and all happenings  in the world are colored by that bias.