Suprematism was an art movement that began in Russia around 1915, started by Kazimir Malevich. It focused on basic geometric shapes like squares and rectangles, using these simple forms and limited colors to express abstract ideas and basic artistic feelings. Suprematism aimed to create art that is free from any real-world references, emphasizing the emotional and spiritual impact of shapes and colors over realistic representation. The movement had a significant role in the development of abstract art and influenced various modern artistic movements.

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