Suprematism 

"Suprematism" is a work by Russian artist Kazimir Malevich (1879-1935) that embodies the principles of Suprematism, a radical art movement founded by Malevich. The composition, created with geometric shapes, is a stark departure from representational art, emphasizing pure form and color over objective reality. The black, gray, and white shapes, including a prominent black teardrop, seem to float on a pale gray background, creating a sense of abstraction and dynamism. Malevich's "Suprematism" is a powerful testament to the artistic possibilities of non-representational forms, marking a significant shift in the history of modern art.