Essays on Malevich

Nonobjective form or art could be abstract art or sculpture that carries no reference to the natural world. The artists and sculpture make use of non-naturalistic motifs and geometrical imagery to create non-objective art or form (Non-Objective Art 2016). However, not all abstract art are nonobjective forms as the abstract representation may at time use images derived from natural sources. Suprematist art was looking for ways to interpret reality without conventional means of a representational imagery and through the eyes of Suprematist, the non-objective space could be applied to surface tonality with a concern for sensation and feeling (Elliott ...

Artists rejected their historical experience. They tried to find a new beginning in art, to update the perception and understanding of art in society. The most famous modernist trends are styles such as avant-garde, suprematism, primitivism, cubism, surrealism, futurism, expressionism and abstractionism. Each of them has its purpose, on the basis of the original philosophical idea or thought. Primitivism in art is a deliberate distortion of the image, the method of simplification. This style imitates a primary, primitive stages of the development of painting (Lewis, 70). Suprematism was presented in simple forms - the foundations of the universe. Kazimir ...

Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism Works

Kazimir Severinovich Malevich spent his childhood in villages of Ukraine1 and knew nothing about professional art, although he was exposed to peasant art as a child. Later he moved to Moscow and got his education in art in Moscow. His work was influenced by avant-garde painters of the time and he responded that art did not need the artists and can advance on its own.Thesis -The aim of the essay is to provide a broad overview of Malevich’s artistic practices and the Suprematism of his work. The paper discusses the reasoning and meaning behind his work and why ...

Following the American Psychological Assosiation’s Guidelines

Hubert Damisch's Duchamp Defense is mapping the artist's biography and creative becoming onto theoretical and intellectual landscape which developed in the beginning of the 20th century. Damisch suggests that, whether consciously or not, Duchamp soaked the most progressive ideas of his time to go ahead of it and to become one the most innovative and original artist of the century. Among various theories like that of von Neumann, Damisch highlights the apparent parallels between theoretical ways of Duchamp (e.g. theory of endgames, as well as some of his art works) with published in 1908 General course of linguistics by ...

Horas Brothers and Bonaparte Visiting the Plague Victims of Jaffa

The painting has the ancient Greek simplicity and details of neoclassicism. Although the crowning ceremony brings magnificence and decorations to mind, I see the plainest and detailed form of the nobility after examining the art. It has been drawn in such detail that every guest there is easily noticed, and the richness of the clothes they wear is so detailed that it creates the feeling that you have taken it into your hands and examined it. At that moment, everyone gathered for a vital coronation and watched it in excitement. This enthusiasm and excitement are one of the signs of ...