Quadrilateral and the circle 1915

"Quadrilateral and the Circle" (1915) by Kazimir Malevich is a prime example of Suprematism, a revolutionary art movement he founded. The artwork consists of a black circle and a blue square on a white background, emphasizing geometric forms and pure color. Malevich sought to abstract art from the representation of reality, expressing pure feeling and emotion through the composition of geometric shapes, becoming a seminal work of non-objective art.