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ART JEWELRY

Khidekel Suprematism Masterpieces Art Jewelry Collection

The iconic images of infinite Suprematist legacy translated into breathtaking and elegant jewelry creations.

 

KHIDEKEL ArtDesign launches a collection

of Suprematism Jewelry based on original early 1920s works by Lazar Khidekel (1904-1986), Suprematist artist and visionary architect, associated with Marc Chagall, El Lissitzky and Kazimir Malevich.

Suprematism, invented by Kazimir Malevich in 1913-15 on the top of modernism movement, became a foundation of the visual culture of the 20s and 21st centuries.

Inspired by the exploration and development of a new language of geometric abstraction, Suprematism’s notion of an organic form-creation continuum and crossing disciplinary divide, Lazar Khidekel created art and futuristic floating cities that refer to the future.

 “He is not a mere visionary of the past, but an architect whose work should inspire all of us to become as young as his ethereal vision."  Daniel Libeskind.

Lazar Khidekel’s legacy is relevant today as never before.

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ART JEWELRY

Edition of art  jewelry based on the 1920 masterpieces of Lazar Khidekel (1904-1986) 
became a reality.

We were lucky to find European masters, capable of producing perfectly executed handmade silver objects.

Invented by Kazimir Malevich in 1915 on the top of modernism movement, Suprematism geometrical abstraction became

a foundation of the visual culture of the 20s and 21st centuries. 

Inspired by Suprematism ‘s notion of an organic form-creation continuum and crossing disciplinary divide,Khidekel created art

and floating cities that always refer to the future.

The Pendant based on Lazar Khidekel work “Black Square Split by a Cross” 1920 from Black Suprematism Series. 

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