Suprematism 1916

"Suprematism," created in 1916 by Kazimir Malevich, is a prime example of the artist's influential Suprematist movement. This abstract artwork consists of geometric shapes, primarily black squares and rectangles, juxtaposed against a white background, with accents of yellow, blue, and grey. This artwork is considered a radical departure from traditional art, showcasing Malevich's revolutionary vision of pure non-objective art. The simplified shapes and bold colors convey a sense of dynamism and energy, captivating viewers with their starkness and abstract beauty.