How to paint life like Kandinsky ?


                      How to paint life like kandinsky ?


VASILIJ VASILYEVICH KANDINSKY (1866/1944), RUSSIAN PAINTER - The ...



“I applied streaks and blobs of colors onto the canvas with a palette knife, and I made them sing with all the intensity I could.”
Before analysing Kandinsky’s way for selecting lines shape and color it is very important to mention that he was affected with synesthesia which means that every time he heard a sound, he saw color now does it mean it’s impossible for normal people like us to follow his footsteps?



In this blog I'm going to write and post articles answering all your questions about Wassily Kandinsky:
                        - Biography
                        -Quotes
                        -Style of life
                        -Art work
                        -Writings
                        -Philosophy

And even more...So welcome dear stranger to the world of a famous painter , the father of abstract art.

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