Kandinsky’s Colors, My Harmonies: A Journey Through Synesthetic Abstraction
Can we see music? Can we hear color? Wassily Kandinsky believed that color and form could resonate like musical notes, creating a visual symphony. His exploration of abstraction and sound deeply influenced my own Research on Harmony and Synesthetic Collection, where I translate musical structures into color compositions. In this post, I dive into how Kandinsky’s theories shaped my approach to painting harmony, blending music, emotion, and form into a new artistic language.