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Кубофутуризм
A fusion of Cubist faceting with Futurist dynamism given a distinct Ukrainian inflection in Kyiv by Oleksandra Ekster and Oleksandr Bohomazov, whose 1914 treatise set out its theory.

1879–1935
Founder of Suprematism and a pioneer of geometric abstraction; born in Kyiv and later taught at the Kyiv Art Institute (1928–30).

1880–1930
Central theorist and painter of the Ukrainian avant-garde ('the unknown genius of Ukrainian Cubo-Futurism'); his 1914 treatise 'Painting and Elements' set out its theory.

1882–1949
Leading figure of Ukrainian Cubo-Futurism and Constructivism; her Kyiv studio was the hub of the local avant-garde; celebrated theatre and film designer.

Kazimir Malevich
A Cubo-Futurist scene of peasants and houses after a snowstorm in cylindrical, metallic forms.

Oleksandr Bohomazov
An early Cubo-Futurist Kyiv cityscape of the historic Podil district with tilted facades.

Kazimir Malevich
A Cubo-Futurist painting of a knife grinder in fragmented, repeated geometric planes to convey motion.

Kazimir Malevich
An alogist composition juxtaposing disconnected objects, marking Malevich's move toward the abstract.

Oleksandra Ekster
A vivid Cubo-Futurist cityscape rendering Florence as a kaleidoscope of intersecting colour planes.

Vasyl Yermylov

Oleksandr Bohomazov

Oleksandra Ekster
A Cubo-Futurist depiction of Venice in fragmented, dynamic planes of colour.

Kazimir Malevich

Oleksandra Ekster

Oleksandra Ekster

Kazimir Malevich