According to Malevych, the three fundamental elements – form, color, and space – constitute the world of the artist's art.
One can even guess which forms balance each other. It seems that if you remove just one of them, the entire structure would fall apart.
The artist embeds his concepts and meanings in creating this composition. When looking at it, everyone can interpret it in their own way. Some may peer into the inner essence of the author, the depth of his perspective. Others might observe that even the simplest things in our lives can have different meanings. It all depends on how we perceive the world.
