In the context of this artwork, explore the Color palette of the Painting analysis.
The painting's color palette is also typical of the Futurist palette. Balla chose ultra bright colors, a hallmark of the style which Boccioni explains in "Futurist Painting: Technical Manifesto": Your eyes, accustomed to semi-darkness, 
will soon open to more radiant visions of light.  
The shadows which we shall paint shall be more 
luminous than the highlights of our predecessors, 
and our pictures, next to those of the museums, will shine 
like blinding daylight compared with deepest night.Not only do the pigments nearly shine, they do not mix with each other. This continues to abstract the painting and lets the viewer focus on the movement and organized chaos of the piece rather than focusing on unnecessary details you might find in another piece, like the girl's facial features or hair color. That is not to say that the artist does not include detail; he simply does not take advantage of it and does not directly draw the viewer's attention to little things, like the girl's swishing braid. The painting has no central point on which the eye focuses; instead the eye travels across the canvas. The running scene appears to continue beyond the frame's surface, attesting to the girl's dynamic energy and momentum in the piece.
Futurist Boccioni Futurist Painting: Technical Manifesto