Yellow-Red-Blue, by Wassily Kandinsky

Created in 1925, it’s a dazzling exploration of color theory and emotional expression. This dynamic painting bursts with energy and color, reflecting Kandinsky’s passion for abstract art.

Kandinsky, a pioneer of abstract art, believed that colors and shapes could convey profound emotions. He was also an accomplished musician and saw parallels between music and painting, often referring to his artworks as “visual symphonies.” With its bold, rhythmic interplay of hues, "Yellow-Red-Blue" invites you to experience a symphony of visual delight.