The Art of Hans Hofmann and Kamimir Malevich

Contemporary art is used to transcend the field of service to the state and religion, to explain the history, or to draw ordinary things. Art in the early 20th century became more sensational. Art works are beginning to grow deeper and more filled with ideas concealing themselves in reality. The new art revolution presses the boundary of reality towards the inside of the artist. Max Beckman's words quoted this feeling, "I would like to show my idea behind so-called reality in my work.

As an artist, this word is important to understand how to communicate through art of creation and art. Hans Hoffmann was a painter of abstract expressionism movement in the 1930s and 1940s. His painting style is a thick oil paint superimposed on a large saturated block. Hoffman is always one of my favorite artists, as he is his style, perspective, and a good teacher, as he motivates and develops many other artists. In my personal and spiritual life, I always put this sentence in my mind. In order to have meaning and purpose in life, we must understand the most important and valuable things in life. At the end of my life, what is the most important thing for us? These are what we need. For me - God, family, arts and my small business, Storibord

ZZ: Shemyakin said that Kazimir Malevich and Suprematism influenced his art. Malevich wrote in the "Supreme Court": "Our life is a drama ... office staff, blacksmiths, soldiers, accountants, generals ... these are all drawn in various letters or the appearance of other theaters People confuse the drama and its part with life itself, but rarely see the actual face, "face" is misunderstood as "real face". "The philosophy of supremacy ... I will discriminate completely the reality of human face."