The birth of abstract art
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- Abstract art emerged as a significant movement in the early 20th century, represented by artists like Vasilij Kandinskij, who sought to create a new language of forms, colors, and lines that transcended visible reality.
- Kandinskij's paintings, such as "St. George," incorporate traditional stories but interpret them through an abstract lens, blending elements from past art with his innovative approach; he also wrote books like "Point and Line to Plane" to explain this new language, drawing connections between visual forms and music.
- The origin of Kandinskij's abstract language is traced back to the way children paint, which is seen as a primitive yet original form of expression. His paintings from 1917, like "Picture with White Border," demonstrate how he uses abstraction to represent familiar stories in a new way, emphasizing the white border and geometric shapes over traditional realism.
- Kandinskij's work reflects his cultural background, particularly through the use of white as a symbol of all colors and the influence of Russian religious icons. His paintings often depict cities like Moscow, but abstractly, highlighting the complexity of space and form.
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