Władysław Strzemiński was a Polish painter, designer, and theorist, born on November 21, 1893, in Minsk, which was then part of the Russian Empire. He is best known for his contributions to the Unism movement, which emphasized the unity of form and color in art. Strzemiński's work often explored the relationship between perception and reality, making him a significant figure in modern art. In addition to his painting, Strzemiński was a prominent educator and co-founded the Łódź Academy of Fine Arts. He developed the theory of Unism and wrote extensively on art, influencing many artists in Poland and beyond. Strzemiński's legacy continues to be celebrated in contemporary art circles.