Kazimir Malevich

The book "Kazimir Malevich" offers an in-depth analysis of Malevich's artistic development, particularly regarding his relationship with religious painting and the influence of Eastern Christian tradition on modern art. It highlights how Malevich reshapes the fundamental principles of religious painting, creating both pre-Suprematist and Suprematist works. By examining artworks from the years 1928 to 1932, a nuanced understanding of Malevich's transition from the abstract Suprematism phase to a new artistic approach is developed. This monograph is aimed at both an international academic audience and art enthusiasts, providing an alternative perspective on the iconic work "Black Square." The author, Iliana Zarra, brings fresh insights into the spiritual and aesthetic dimensions of Malevich's art and its relevance to art history.