Kasimir Malevich
A distinguished avant-garde artist who revolutionized the concept of art in the 20th century. He founded Suprematism—a movement based on pure geometric forms and color. Malevich sought to liberate art from depicting real-world objects, conveying ideas and emotions through the simplest elements. His famous «Black Square» became a symbol of new artistic thought and a starting point for the development of abstract art. Malevich’s creative work profoundly influenced painting, architecture, and design, opening up new possibilities for perceiving form and space.
My scarf is inspired by outer space—an infinite expanse where everything is in constant motion. Geometric elements seem to be drawn toward an unseen center, forming a vortex reminiscent of an accretion disk. The design reflects the ideas of Kazimir Malevich’s Suprematism, where simple geometric forms and color achieve independent meaning. The intertwining of shapes conveys energy, rotation, and the continuous transformation of matter. Thus, the scarf becomes an embodiment of cosmic motion and formal freedom.
Size — 90 × 90 cm, material — 100% natural silk, 14 momme twill, colors — white, black, gray, pink, blue, orange, yellow, green, navy.
