Color Study with Squares - Kandinsky

This wonderful study of color on canvas by Wassily Kandinsky was created in 1913. It is an iconic work belonging to the abstract expressionism movement. In this painting, Kandinsky explores the relationship between color and form through a series of squares with concentric circles, demonstrating his theory that color has a profound emotional and spiritual influence. In this work, one can appreciate his great interest in pure abstraction and the liberation of art from figurative representations. The colors and geometric shapes suggest a dynamism and energy that are fundamental characteristics of abstract expressionism. Wassily firmly believed in synesthesia , the ability to perceive multiple senses simultaneously, which is reflected in the rhythmic and harmonious composition of this work. This canvas is not only a study of colors and shapes but also an ode to the artist's ability to evoke deep emotions and connect with the viewer on an intuitive level.