Small worlds 1922

"Small Worlds" (1922) by Wassily Kandinsky is a prime example of abstract art. It's a vibrant composition of geometric shapes, lines, and colors. Kandinsky sought to express emotions and spiritual experiences through abstract forms, creating a world of pure visual language. This work utilizes a bright color palette, bold lines, and a dynamic arrangement, showcasing the artist's commitment to non-representational art, a hallmark of the avant-garde movement.