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Kazimir Malevich: Fractalization as a Way to Suprematism
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The artistic methods of K. Malevich are discussed in the article in the light of the theory of fractals. It is claimed that the main creative ideas of the artist can be described using the notions of visual, semiotic and dynamical fractals. The author demonstrates that the fractal analysis allows us to designate the artistic works of K. Malevich as visual, semiotic and dynamical fractals, and the image fractalization provides us with some specific perception effects. The article investigates the fractality of the “Black Square” and the multidimensional fractality of architectons.
Title: Kazimir Malevich: Fractalization as a Way to Suprematism
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The artistic methods of K.
Malevich are discussed in the article in the light of the theory of fractals.
It is claimed that the main creative ideas of the artist can be described using the notions of visual, semiotic and dynamical fractals.
The author demonstrates that the fractal analysis allows us to designate the artistic works of K.
Malevich as visual, semiotic and dynamical fractals, and the image fractalization provides us with some specific perception effects.
The article investigates the fractality of the “Black Square” and the multidimensional fractality of architectons.
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