Composition IV - Vassily Kandinsky

In the midst of his transition to abstraction, Vasily Kandisky created this work. The artist preferred to render the world abstract to incite a vision beyond material existence. He rationalizes a feeling of Nietzsche for whom destruction was linked to creation. The agitated left side is teeming with dark activity and shows a world gone haywire, while the right side is calmer and lighter, synonymous with spiritual regeneration symbolized by the blue mountain in the center.
The artwork in a nutshell
In the midst of his transition to abstraction, Vasily Kandisky created this work. The artist preferred to render the world abstract to incite a vision beyond material existence. He rationalizes a feeling of Nietzsche for whom destruction was linked to creation. The agitated left side is teeming with dark activity and shows a world gone haywire, while the right side is calmer and lighter, synonymous with spiritual regeneration symbolized by the blue mountain in the center.
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Reproduction of Composition IV by Vassily Kandinsky

