
Interpreting Kandinsky
Eventually, we are forced to surrender to the confusion and accept that as part of the experience of the piece.
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Eventually, we are forced to surrender to the confusion and accept that as part of the experience of the piece.
Read moreThe bright white of the spiral is juxtaposed with the crescents of dark black, which form both accent petals of the flower and dark caverns pulling the viewer into nothingness.
Read moreDistorted, disproportionate, and hidden, the body rejects any semblance to a human shape, except for the eye and lips. With their large size and unnaturally frontal position, they connect the viewer with human emotion and maybe lust.
Read moreThis silent communication forces the viewer to empathize with the girl by providing his or her own narrative for the scene.
Read moreTherefore, the focus on her as the subject of the painting is still as an object, but instead of being sexualized she is made mysterious.
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