Suprematism: A Bold Leap Into the Abstract
The Origins of Suprematism Suprematism didn’t emerge quietly—it crashed into the art world like a declaration of independence. In 1915, Kazimir Malevich introduced this movement, completely rejecting the notion that art had to imitate the visible world. It was bold, it was strange, and, to some, it was utterly baffling. But for Malevich, it was […]
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