One hundred years ago, in 1915, Kazimir Malevich created his "Black Square" - as the final of flowchart scientific experiments with color and light in motion. His practical experience and philosophical treatises led to the creation of new direction in art, which Malevich defined as "Suprematism"
Ideas of Suprematism occupy one of general places in the development of modern graphic culture. These visual experience laid the foundation in the back of modern graphic design.
A hundred years later. But the most controversial work of Malevich, is out of time. Not labeling anything "Black Square" means everything. Therefore, it will remain
forever young, forever square.
Cyrillic version of poster
Latin version of poster
