The Black Square

The project seeks to establish both a visual and conceptual dialogue between historical artefacts, performers, and selected personal items contributed by the participants. By positioning AI as a co-creator, we examine the shifting nature of artistic expression and control in a world where screens increasingly mediate our experiences.
A century ago, Kazimir Malevich's Black Square marked a groundbreaking shift in the world of art. It transformed visual paradigms, symbolizing simplicity, abstraction, and the infinite possibilities of creative expression. Today, the concept of the "black square" has taken on new meaning: the black screens of billions of devices, both portals of endless information and sources of overwhelming digital "info-noise." These screens, now an inseparable part of modern life, reshape our attention and redefine our perception of reality.
In The Black Square, Kill the Info Noise Art Group explores what this symbol represents today. Is it a source of knowledge and creativity, or a confining boundary within our digital devices? Where does the screen end and our experience of the world begin?