Supreshopism No.58 "Black Pendant"
A campaign based on Malevich's suprematistic paintings for a shopping centre with an art centre.
Advertising Agency: Vatson & Vatson/Y&R, Tallinn, Estonia
Creative Director: Jaanus Veerberk
Art Director: Ken Oja
Copywriter: Risto Spriit
Account Manager: Maivi Talving
Published: April 2007
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9 Comments
Thought it was a telly!!!
... its already been done...
For reference here is the original painting:
i appreciate the work cited image above. malevich's suprematistic paintings must be well recognized by this target.
ow this one is the creativde one ppl A BIG BLACK square!!!!! i hate this kind of "art" i wouldn't pay a penny for a painting i could paint myself...i dont respect this kind of abstract art.
About the ad: the painting is better i think.
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There Is New Shit Under The Sun. There are still BigBadFatMadafaka ideas.
Don't worry it is not for sale.
hahaha
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There Is New Shit Under The Sun. There are still BigBadFatMadafaka ideas.
So, if you're so $#!T hot, and could do this work of art, why haven't you? Something tells me you know d!ck all about art and culture.
Mind explaining to me what you know about the Russian Avantgarde and the underlying priciples of futurism (without running off to wiki). Do you even realise that you might have to set yourself in another place or time to try and understand Malevich's suprematistic works. From your comments dismissing every ad which comes from another culture, I highly doubt it.
You dismiss anything that doesn't slap you in the face straight off. Every tried 'thinking' about something? Ever tried to get into the mind set of someone else or do you want everything served up to you on a cheap greasy spoon?
By the way, we're here to critique the ads, not slam an artist who's work (from 1914) is going to outlast anything you ever did.
anyone knows there was an art piece with a huge dollar sign on it? sold for a million...
Dont know about you all, but everytime I see these ads I think of Levi's. Thats because of the little red tag at the lower right side. It looks alot like Levi's tags.
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam