Two Figures 

Kazimir Malevich's "Two Figures" is a striking example of Suprematism, an art movement he founded. This geometric composition showcases two figures, reduced to simplified shapes and bold colors, against a stark white background. The figures are composed of flat planes of color, with each part clearly defined by sharp lines. Malevich’s geometric abstraction, with its emphasis on pure form and color, was intended to convey the artist’s belief that art should be free from the constraints of the real world. This artwork is a testament to Malevich's exploration of non-representational art and his influence on the development of abstract art in the early 20th century.