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Kazimir Malevich, pioneer of suprematism, invites us to a sensory and philosophical journey in his work "Space Blue 1917". This painting is erected as a magnificent sample of its ability to transcend the traditional perception of art, transforming ordinary form and color concepts into cosmic and transcendental experiences.
"Blue space 1917" is not simply a juxtaposition of forms; It is a meditation on infinity. The arrangement of the elements suggests a space that goes beyond the physical, taking the observer to a pure energy field. An overlap of geometric shapes is observed, where a prominent blue rectangle seems to float, in a plane beyond the white background. This blue rectangle, which dominates the composition, seems to represent the "blue" of the title, evoking ideas of sky, ocean, or the emptiness of the sidereal space.
In this painting, Malevich's work deconstructs the form. Rigid margins and angles, as well as straight lines, suggest a break with the amorphous nature of traditional art. Here, mathematical precision becomes visual poetry; It is not about telling a figurative story, but about creating an emotional experience through geometric perfection. The choice of intense blue, in contrast to pure target, not only directs attention to the object, but also underlines the vastness and mystery of space. In combination with gray and black, the feeling of depth and movement is exacerbated, as if these forms were constantly derived by an ethereal cosmos.
Malevich's supreme works are known for their revolutionary character, and "Blue Space 1917" is no exception. His approach to abstraction was radical for his time and, in fact, Malevich himself defined suprematism as the "supremacy of pure feeling in creative art." In this sense, "Blue Space 1917" becomes an emblem of how art can detach from all references of sensitive reality to explore the kingdom of the purely emotional and intuitive.
The story behind the creation of this work is equally fascinating. In 1917, the world was at a historic crossroads, marked by World War I and the Russian Revolution. This context of radical change and rupture with the existing structures is reflected in Malevich's painting, which also sought to break the traditional artistic forms and establish a new order based on intuition and spirituality.
The impact of suprematism cannot be underestimated. By rejecting the mimicry of nature, which had dominated much of Western art, Malevich opened a path for art to be the direct communication of sensations and feelings. This influence is observed in subsequent avant -garde, from constructivism to minimalist art.
"Blue Space 1917" confronts us with the unlimited possibilities of abstract art. The audacity of its simplicity and the power of its color causes the spectator to reconsider what art can become. In a historical moment loaded with tension and transformation, Malevich offered a vision of pure and emotional beauty that continues to resonate today. This work is undoubtedly a testimony of the power of art to transform not only our perception of the world, but also our understanding of ourselves.
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