Paul Klee and the Essence
Six paintings. One concept
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Before he learned to paint, Klee learned to play the violin. And at an important point of his career, he painted alongside the Expressionists who were moving towards abstraction, and who related composing with color to composing music (the rather "lyrical" Expressionists of The Blue Rider, such as Kandinsky, Franz Marc or August Macke).
His works are surprisingly elementary (you may think they are almost "childish", primitive). He searched for the origin and the essence with his color harmonies and abstraction. Because, as he said, “Art does not to reproduce the visible, but makes visible."
Recommended links:
Paul Klee: “Art does not reproduce the visible, rather, it makes visible.”
Kandinsky and the Abstraction.
Kandinsky and the Return to Russia.
Kandinsky and the Biomorphic Abstraction.
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