Suprematism. Self Portrait in two dimensions 1915

Kazimir Malevich's "Suprematism. Self Portrait in Two Dimensions" (1915) is a prime example of Suprematist art, a movement that Malevich himself founded. The artwork features a white background with geometric shapes of black, yellow, blue, and red, showcasing the principles of non-representational art. Malevich sought to transcend the limitations of traditional representational art by using basic geometric forms to explore color and form in their purest expressions, emphasizing the supremacy of pure artistic feeling.