Living in a big hotel 1914

"Living in a Big Hotel" (1914) by Kazimir Malevich is a prime example of the Cubist movement, a style of art that fragmented and reassembled objects and figures into geometric shapes. The painting utilizes a limited palette of cool grays and greens, highlighting the geometric forms rather than realistic representation. This piece showcases Malevich's departure from traditional representation towards a more abstract and conceptual form of art, which would later influence his famous "Black Square" (1915) and the development of Suprematism.