A very interesting and
riveting watch. Shapes that seem somewhat randomly placed are not in consistent
randomness. The shapes themselves work well as a universe within different
scales. Zaha Hadid drew architectural forms from these random shapes as she did
not believed they were placed with no purpose. Kazimir Malevich used the
composition of shapes to create abstraction.
“We can only be aware of
space if we break away from earth if the fulcrum disappears.” – Karmir Malevich
Zaha Hadid said by
rotating the paintings, shapes would change, turning into architectural
drawings. Duing Malevich’s third period (white period), he used the colour
white to represent infinity, believing art was a religion. Malevich’s work
allowed Zaha to expand her work and architectural form. Using it for
inspiration for such things as ‘The Peak’ in Hong Kong.
Towards the end of
Malevich’s life, he started to experiment with sculpture. Moving his 2D
paintings into 3D models.
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