100+ years since the birth of the Black Square. Malevich embodied an artistic revolution that reflected the social revolution of the time. The artist intended to make the Black Square a symbol of the dawn of a new era and to change forever the idea that painting should be a reality. It is intriguing to think how to do something simple or even, at first glance, dim, can sometimes be revolutionary. This is what makes Black Square a radical work, no matter how you look at it.
In The New Metamodern Black Square, I continue to follow in Malevich's footsteps and explore the blackness of today. The collage also represents the aesthetics of the modern world. This is the iconic art of today's multicultural, interdisciplinary era, and it is very important for me to represent this cultural diversity. I want the viewer to look in the collage and interpret his / her reality in his / her own way. And to look closer means to see that although works of art seem black from afar, they are made of different shades of black, and only when studying collages can they be characterized quite carefully.
Pavlo Zubok, a New York art dealer, said of the collage: We live in an age of not only digital culture but also multiculturalism. [...] We live in an era of interdisciplinary theory and research. And the way we function now collapses almost organically.