The artwork, titled “Suprematic Group,” was created by Kazimir Malevich in the year 1920. It belongs to the Suprematism art movement and is categorized as an abstract genre piece.
The artwork features a composition of four squares in a two-by-two arrangement. Alternating between heavily stippled black and stark white squares, the piece creates a striking contrast that emphasizes the geometric simplicity and abstraction that characterizes Suprematism. The black squares are richly textured with dense stippling, offering a tactile sensation, while the white squares remain untouched, providing a minimalist counterbalance. This juxtaposition highlights Malevich’s exploration of pure artistic feeling rather than depicting the observable world.
