The "Red Triangle" is a notable artwork created by the artist Kazimir Malevich in 1915. It is part of the Suprematism movement, which emphasizes basic geometric forms and a limited color palette. The painting features a simple red triangle set against a white background, symbolizing the reduction of art to its fundamental elements. This piece is significant in the history of modern art as it challenges traditional representations and perspectives. The use of geometric shapes and bold colors reflects the artist's desire to convey pure artistic feeling, moving away from representational art towards abstraction.