Music Is Integral To The Art of Kandinsky

Kandinsky was greatly influenced by music when it came to creating art. He suffered from a disorder known as synesthesia, as previously stated. The relevance of music in his art may be seen in the titles of his paintings. Compositions, Improvisations, and Impressions were the titles of his paintings. His tremendous 10 compositions, which spanned more than three decades from Composition 1 in 1907 to Composition X in 1939, were the most notable of these.

His compositions and improvisations have been compared to "symphonies" and "concertos," respectively, while his impressions were frequently written in response to hearing certain pieces of music. Bruno Haas, a German artist, evaluated Kandinsky's work and said how his color families resonated with one another to create visual "chords."

Kandinsky was so obsessed with color and music that he assigned each note a specific hue. He once said, "The sound of colors is so distinct that it would be difficult to find somebody who would express bright yellow with bass notes or dark blue with treble."