Suprematist Manifesto

The Suprematist Manifesto, written by artist Kazimir Malevich in 1915, outlines the principles of Suprematism, an abstract art movement emphasizing pure geometric forms like squares, rectangles, and lines. It advocates for focusing on basic shapes and colors to express feelings and spiritual ideas, rather than depicting objects from the natural world. The manifesto promotes the idea that art should transcend representational accuracy, aiming instead for a direct contact with universal visual truths. Its goal is to evolve art toward a new, higher spiritual dimension through simplicity and abstraction.