Tree of Knowledge No. 5 1913 - 1915
hilmaafklint
childish illustration
cartoon like
cartoon based
green and blue tone
animated style
abstract
bubble style
nostalgic styling
cartoon style
cartoon carciture
cartoon theme
Hilma af Klint's "Tree of Knowledge No. 5" (1913-1915) is a stunning example of abstract art that predates the abstract art movement. The painting utilizes geometric shapes, symbolism, and vibrant colors to create a visual representation of spiritual and esoteric concepts. The composition features overlapping circles, ovals, and lines, creating a complex and intricate network of interconnected forms. These elements likely symbolize different stages of spiritual growth and evolution, reflecting Klint's interest in mysticism and spiritualism. Her "Tree of Knowledge" series is a testament to her innovative approach to art and her exploration of the inner world.
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