Suprematism | Kazimir Malevich Postcard

Suprematism (1915) by Kazimir Malevich is a groundbreaking piece in the history of abstract art and a pivotal example of the Suprematist movement. The painting features high contrast geometric shapes, arranged in dynamic compositions of black, white, and primary colors. Malevich’s work eliminated representational forms, focusing instead on pure geometric abstraction. This piece exemplifies his belief in the supremacy of basic shapes and colors in expressing the most fundamental emotions and concepts. With its sharp, bold lines and stark color contrasts, Suprematism embodies the radical shift in early 20th-century art, pushing the boundaries of visual language and challenging traditional notions of representation. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalize the image.