Suprematism 1915

Kazimir Malevich's "Suprematism" (1915) is a prime example of the artist's signature style, which he termed "Suprematism." This avant-garde movement sought to liberate art from representation and embrace the pure expression of geometric forms. The composition features a series of black squares, rectangles, and other shapes, arranged across a white background with a single yellow circle. The stark contrast of black and white underscores the purity of the forms, while the single yellow circle adds a surprising element of color. The artwork exemplifies Malevich's exploration of non-objective art and his pursuit of an art form that is free from the constraints of the natural world.