Beruhigt 1931

"Beruhigt" (1931) by Wassily Kandinsky exemplifies his signature abstract style. This piece, created during his later years, showcases his exploration of color and form, with bold geometric shapes and vivid hues. Kandinsky believed in the emotional power of color and its ability to evoke feelings and ideas, making "Beruhigt" a testament to his belief in the abstract as a powerful language. The use of vibrant colors, like the contrasting orange and blue, paired with simple shapes create a dynamic composition, embodying the principles of "non-objective art."