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2. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art
Constructivism - the direction in abstract art created in 1913 in RUSSIA
The first constructivists in the visual arts were Kazimir Malevich and Alexander Radchenko
Unlocking the pure form of additional "layers", traditional,
epoch, every form of subjectivism;
 Create a plane or in space completely new "worlds", a
new reality, having no counterpart in nature, and her
personal survival.
 "The whole art for the whole nation"
 The use of formal discipline is limited to simple
geometric elements: circle, triangle and a straight line. In
principle, the interaction of these forms cause internal
tension within the image

3. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – K. Malewicz
He postulated the supremacy of
form as the highest value of a work
of art, a form of this limited to a
square, rectangle, circle, straight line
and cross.

4. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – K. Malewicz
Shapes and their constellations are
defined by the algebra with only
one elementary component - a
black square.
The black square is an icon of
Suprematism. It is "Atom Painting"
It inicjalnym symbol of the
generative system that generates
all Suprematist shapes and
constellations using repeated
distortion, displacement,
multyplikacji, ranking and
superposition.
"Suprematist art is to build a new world, a world of
feelings (...) I experienced fear and anxiety when it
came time to leave me a narrative (...) it was not an
empty square and a sense of irrelevance."

5. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – A. RODCZENKO
"Reduced painting to its logical conclusion and I placed
three canvases: red, blue and yellow. I announced: it's all
over. Basic colors. Flat is flat and does not have to be any
representation. "
Triptych of the three primary colors.
Pure red color. Pure yellow color. Pure blue color.

6. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art– A. RODCZENKO
Black on Black(1918-1920)

7. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art - MODA
Cans Even Malevich
Sports outfit Varvary Stepanov
"Sofabed" Soboleva

8. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – in Poland
 „BLOK”
"No particular branch of art, but art as a whole. Not to speak of personal experiences and
moods, but look for the practical application of the creative impulse ... "
 „PRAESENS”
"Painting and sculpture no relation to architecture today are unthinkable and do not have
the slightest right to exist."
 GRUPA „a.r.”
"The rectangle contains the potential energy to multiply to infinity"

9. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – in Poland
Henryk Stazewski - Constructivist works characterized by geometrizing deformity and an
attempt to introduce traffic.

10. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – in Poland
Exhibition of Henry Stażewski in Krakow (April-September 2008)
The exhibition formed part of a couple of years observed geometric aesthetic
renaissance in popular culture, as well as in the debate over the legacy of modernism.

11. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art– in Poland
Wladyslaw Strzemiński - Developed unism theory, according to which the image is
"jednozgodnym operation of all its parts", "univocity of expression lines and color."
„Bezrobotni”
„Moim przyjaciołom Żydom”

12. KONTRUKTYWIZM in Art – in Poland
CATHERINE KOBRO - revolutionized thinking about sculpture. Its novelty lies in
the fact that it departed from the conception of sculpture as solid.
Construction of Suspension / epoxy resin,
fiberglass, wood, metal
Construction of Suspension / Steel
Sculpture Abstract / glass, metal, wood, painted

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