Suprematistic composition (Combined feeling: Circle and square) 1927

Kazimir Malevich's "Suprematistic Composition (Combined Feeling: Circle and Square)" from 1927 is a seminal work of abstract art. The black and white drawing features geometric shapes - circles and squares - floating across a white background. Malevich was a Russian avant-garde artist who explored the concept of non-objective art, rejecting representational imagery in favor of pure form and color. This piece exemplifies his "Suprematism" movement, focusing on the basic elements of visual language to create a unique and powerful aesthetic experience. The composition highlights the interplay of shapes, their dynamic relationships, and the evocative potential of pure form.