Galerie Mont Several circles – Vassily Kandinsky^ Kandinsky

In this abstract composition, Kandinsky presents a multitude of circles of different sizes and colours, creating a striking visual effect. The circles are arranged in such a way as to evoke harmonious movement and dynamic interaction between the elements. Bright colours, such as red, blue, yellow and green, coexist with softer shades, adding depth and richness to the whole. The black background of the canvas highlights the coloured circles and reinforces the impression of movement and spatiality. The work has an impression of lightness, as if the circles were floating freely in space.

Several Circles is an eloquent example of Kandinsky’s artistic development towards geometric abstraction and abstract expressionism. The painting shows his desire to go beyond the limits of figurative representation to explore the expressive possibilities of pure forms and colours. When contemplating this work, the viewer is invited to feel the emotions and sensations conveyed by the abstract forms, without referring to objects or images from the real world. “Several Circles” thus illustrates Kandinsky’s quest for a universal language in art, capable of transcending cultural barriers and artistic conventions.

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