Kazimir Malévich

en. RSS. Kazimir Malevich (Kyiv, 1879 - Leningrad, 1935) was a painter and art theorist known as the founder of Suprematism, an artistic movement focused on geometric abstraction and the supremacy of form and pure colour in art. Malevich is a key figure in 20th-century avant-garde art, greatly influencing modern abstraction. Malevich believed that abstract painting could express a deeper, spiritual reality, beyond the visible. He wanted to free art from its dependence on the representational, seeking a 'direct experience' through geometry and colour.

The suprematist manifesto

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20-JUL 23

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«Suprematism» is the second of the two essays which together comprise The Non-Objective World, Kasimir Malevich's major treatise published in Germany in 1927. Inspired by Western impulses, the artist founded a new visual language of flat geometric forms. Charismatic teacher in Moscow and Vitebsk, he had a major role until the mid-1920s, when abstract art came under increasing conservative pressures.

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0,10 Libre de formas

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02-AUG 24

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En diciembre de 1915, Petrogrado (San Petersburgo) organiza «0,10 La última exposición futurista» (la primera de ellas se había celebrado nueve meses atrás). Las formas geométricas básicas y los colores puros ganan la partida a la realidad. Del vacío 0 a la revolucionaria abstracción 10, el arte muestra su supremacía. De ahí que Malévich bautice el nuevo estilo como suprematismo.

Temas: suprematismo, Kazimir Malévich