Abstract painting and SuprematismRussian-Ukrainian1879–1935
“The artist can be a creator only when the forms in his painting have nothing in common with nature.”
Kazimir Malevich was an avant-garde painter and theorist, born in Kyiv, and the founder of Suprematism. By reducing painting to pure shapes and colours, he played a foundational role in the development of twentieth-century abstract art.
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