Suprematism 1915

Kazimir Malevich's "Suprematism" (1915) is a prime example of the Suprematist movement, which championed geometric abstraction. The artwork, now housed in the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, features a dynamic interplay of basic geometric shapes, primarily red rectangles, a black vertical line, and a black diagonal line. The use of primary colors and a white background emphasizes the geometric forms, rejecting representational art and embracing pure artistic expression. This painting embodies the Suprematist ideology of achieving spiritual liberation through non-objective art.