Transmission 1935

"Transmission" (1935) by Wassily Kandinsky exemplifies the artist's abstract style. The artwork features a dynamic composition of geometric shapes, lines, and colors. Bold diagonal bands of red, yellow, and gray intersect a web of black lines that form structures reminiscent of buildings. This work showcases Kandinsky's belief in the power of color and form to evoke emotions and spiritual experiences. The artist explored the idea of "inner necessity", where abstract forms were inspired by internal feelings rather than external observation.