
The painting “Black Lines” is a lyrical work. Delicate pastel colors form a background where the colors shimmer, bright colorful spots do not look frozen and amorphous, they stopped for a moment to start moving again. Such a picturesque reception gives a feeling of life, changeability of moods.
And the black light strokes create a fragile reality, which is also changing. These air lines are also in motion, they slide on a colorful background, not merging with it. Somewhere they resemble living beings, such small fluffy insects that rejoice in the sun and bright flowering surroundings.
A network of thin, agitated lines indicates a graphic, two-dimensional sensitivity, while floating, trembling forms form different spatial depths.
It is difficult to find a plot in this picture. Like all abstractions, it conveys the artist’s momentary sensation, his perception of reality. Therefore, such moments enter into eternity and remain a reflection of that life, far removed from us by the diffuse reality of the past century…
Cossacks by Vasily Kandinsky
Several Circles by Vasily Kandinsky
Circles in the circle by Vasily Kandinsky
Yellow-red-blue by Vasily Kandinsky
White Oval by Vasily Kandinsky
Composition IV by Vasily Kandinsky
Composition VII by Vasily Kandinsky
Composition VI by Vasily Kandinsky