Inspired by the innovative and compelling idea "to view life through the prism of pure artistic feeling" the first collection includes three paintings composed of simple geometrical shapes, such as squares, circles, triangles and quadrilaterals, in complex relationships on the plane or in the process of moving into the three-dimensional space. 

In this unique interpretation of the style, color gradients and use of multiple layers make simple geometric forms appear submerged into the layers of richly textured background with a limited palette of colors - orange, yellow, mauve, green and blue. 

The Suprematism Revisited series is a tribute to the 20th century Russian artist Kazimir Malevich who created Suprematism - the first art movement of pure geometrical abstraction in painting. By moving away from Cubism and Futurism Malevich arrived to "the new realism in painting." According to the artist, "our life is a theater piece, in which nonobjective feeling is portrayed by objective imagery" and the new style of painting brings into being "...an altogether new and direct form of representation of the world of feeling."

Open edition prints of this artwork are available in various sizes - as Canvas Print, Framed Art Print, unframed Art Print, Acrylic Print, Metal Print or Greeting Card - please contact us for these options.

Please note that due to differences in monitor calibration, the colors may look slightly different on the original painting than they do here.

Keywords and tags: geometric abstract, suprematist, composition, abstract, suprematism, geometric abstraction, triangle, mauve, yellow, beige, orange, green, brown, buff, umber, blue, marsala, maroon, amber, ochre