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Quote by Kazimir Malevich
I mean the supremacy of pure feeling or perception in the pictorial arts.
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The speaker says that visual art should place pure feeling or perception first. In other words, the immediate experience of seeing and sensing a picture matters more than any separate message, story, or practical purpose. The focus is on how the artwork is felt and perceived.
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- The Museum of Modern Art, *Cubism and Abstract Art*
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