Wassily Kandinsky, the Master of Abstract Art | Documentary

[@TheWonderPieceCollection]

Just a fabulous documentary. Kandinsky gives us hope. His artwork is not only fascinating and inspiring, it a reflection of his deep inner world and his response and escape to the horrors of fascism, at that time. Yes, as artists we may consciously or unconsciously incorporate a type Kandinskiesque style, but the Spirit of the originals cannot be duplicated.

[@frankmartinelli5204]

Please,describe fascism to us,poor,ignorant beings...

[@jamesanonymous2343]

YOU'RE AN AMATUER PRETENDING TO BE ""WHATEVER"" YOU DREAM !

[@TheWonderPieceCollection]

@@jamesanonymous2343 you must be the expert then.

[@9aguirre]

Abstract art is a degradation and simplification that any idiot can undertake. That is why it is so popular.

[@rontober4611]

Thank you. I feel a kinship with Kandinsky. I'm sure as humans millions of people feel better because of him.

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Same. I'd suggest spending time with individual works to allow them to come alive for you. Don't simply glance and move on, but, rather, remain and study -- something wonderful happens.

[@ritaymbernon5397]

Kandinsky is the BEST painter of abstract Art around the world!🖌️🎨🎴

[@kariskogstadlita8085]

Yes ,i agree with you . I enjoyed this so much ,to see and learn makes life interesting and exiting 🥰

[@harrylen1688]

Wassily Kandinsky, since I was 7 years old it became my Life's greatest influencer of Ats & Abstracts !!!

[@georgeflutey838]

Same here, for the last 22 years!

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Amazing, i love this docu serie about all the famous Artist, Kandinsky`s Art is fantastic, love it.

[@RVS214]

Absolutely wonderful documentary. I enjoyed this so much

[@zuzanamaninkova9310]

Ešte som len na začiatku v pozeraní videa a uz som v nepredstaviteľnom úžase. Musím viac zistiť o tomto umelcovi. Ďakujem . ❤😊❤😊

[@spmoran4703]

I love abstract art . Kandinsky is a genius

[@irinasto2554]

Thanks a lot for the wonderful and interesting information of Vasily Kandinsky paintings ! It was Very impressive !❤❤❤

[@msbear7698]

Naww! What an amazing person - his spirit lives on - I truly think he achieved what he set out to - improve the human soul - after seeing his work in London late 90s and more recently in Sydney

[@sherryannwilton76]

Just Beautiful. I Love these colourful abstract works. A Wonderful share, to the whole world. Glorious 👏🙏

[@dansmith4984]

Wonderful doc. Thanks for posting

[@guccigone3920]

I enjoyed this documentary. The forms and techniques used were very interesting. The era and time matched his art in a way that showed distinctiveness. Good watch.

[@MannyEspinola-q4t]

Thank you for this video

[@tomfreemanorourke1519]

Being 70, lifelong learning, understanding, observation, experience, re-examination 24/7 365 Art Reflects Timelines and records teleology as reality's testament.....

[@vavanz]

Genious!👏👏👏

[@evelynramos445]

Interesting reflecting on his work, some quotes

[@evelynramos445]

Wonderful portrait

[@greatsewing6061]

Wonderful production, very enlightening.

[@belindared3389]

Thank you understand his work better

[@MATISSE123]

I LOVE Kandinski

[@NubeOscura666]

wow! 😉great documentary

[@belindared3389]

Amazing 😊😊

[@edcatt9196]

Fantastic documentary! Very well done. Does anyone know who the music at the end is by? It was perfect.

[@darylcumming7119]

Thank you.

[@E-Kat]

A good painting doesn't need explanation. 😊

[@chilli_bean_23]

Why study anything then? Books, plays, poems, architecture, photography, design? There is much to be learned by those who are prepared to be humble and open to learning.

[@E-Kat]

@@chilli_bean_23 a famous poet came to our high school once and he read his poems, talked about his school years and his childhood. When there was time for us to ask him questions, I asked him the meaning of some verses, which I had quoted. He said he couldn't find any other words rhyming with the words in the last line and there's no meaning to it at all; it just sounds good!!! His poems were part of our exams and we had to give the answers provided in our text books!! It's the same story with the paintings. We come up with the meaning of the painting as the painter is already dead and we can't ask him or her. The contemporary painters make up stories about their paintings after the painting is finished, so they can sell the painting and so they can tell the made up story to the prospective buyers. I've studied art briefly and was asked by tutors to come up with a riveting story about the meaning of my work! I gave up after one year as I couldn't put up with this deception, although I've sold even my working designs/ unfinished pieces, not even the proper work which I was going to make, based on my working designs. But, you're free to think whatever you want about art. 🤗

[@wongrita3228]

amazing！❤❤❤

[@bnelkin]

May have missed it in the credits, but what's the classical piano music at the end? Shazam can't find it haha

[@amretexo394]

Wow ❤

[@nautaki]

Where can I buy one? :)

[@efghiabcd2611]

I Love bis Art 🎄🐾🏵🌲

[@troyingram716]

If I get Monet pencils ( by Castle) and Kandinsky, how do the two sets complement each other?

[@evelynramos445]

Was new, and breaking

[@johnriselvato5838]

You made a mistake. He was born in 1866 not 1966 , and he died in 1944.

[@galaxya2828]

😂აპატიე ერᲗი ციფრი

[@kittea1804]

this documentary feels like it was largely made by AI unfortunately

[@santarosineirockembach2789]

Por que não tem a opção de traduzir para português??!!!!

[@santarosineirockembach2789]

Poderia ter a opção em português!!

[@pedrorivero5209]

Hilma Af Klint for the win y'all... educate yourself. Kandinsky is boss alright, but Af Clint was on another level well before anyone even knew what abstraction was.

[@TheWonderPieceCollection]

They are each ground breaking artists in their own right.

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

I keep running across people talking about paintings that are just random dribbles of paint as if that's abstract. Finding this, which is about actual abstract art, pleases me a great deal. I'm noticing that some of Kandinsky's work has a distinct similarity to a couple of things I've done...which kind of weirded me out--I wasn't really at all familiar with Kandinsky before finding this video. Like most other people "explaining" art, this guy makes me feel like he's got little clue about it, but keeps mumbling whatever comes to mind. Bleah. I think, most of the time, these people haven't the slightest clue about what the artist was doing or thinking, but refuse to admit they don't know. Like that nun that used to be on PBS--as a nun, she's even further from the world of the artists she spoke of, yet she always insisted she knew what the artist was thinking when painting...with never a shred of evidence. That's really the problem--these people always make statements of fact, but never offer any evidence to support their conclusions.

[@dharma6525]

😊 Slow your grandiosity a little it shines through my screen

[@kobaltblau]

Ich glaube, wenn man einem Künstler wie Kandinsky oder Monet oder Van Gogh vorspielen würde, was andere (Kunsthistoriker, etc.) heute über seine Werke erzählen und hineininterpretieren - sie würden sich krumm lachen.

[@yodel606]

Thanks, i did have a go..

[@cookee3000]

obsessed

[@Aliona3o5]

Kandinsky was born in 1866. The narrator erroneously said “1966”

[@amretexo394]

❤❤❤❤

[@ruthmiale1239]

Gabriella Muenter

[@sun-p6g]

"The invisible life". Only to those who don't know what he used to produce it, and it is pointless explaining, but its 'subjective appeal is due to use of a specific triangular formula. I wonder how many people wil just stare at this comment and completely forget it the moment something else gets their attention.

[@dharma6525]

I screened it Probably 15 people read it😊

[@анатолийновиков-ж8д]

"Синий Всадник" тяготел/ Обнажить явления/ Доказательно сумел/ Логикой мышления//

[@evelynramos445]

Hilma was entrance into abstract as futurist

[@jamesanonymous2343]

AS SOON AS THE PAINTING LEAVES THE ARTISTS EASEL, IT LOOSES IT'S IDENTITY !

[@VeselinCerović-r8p]

Kandinski veliki ruski avangardnl slukar.Veliki uticaj geometrije Leonardove.

[@ereikiki]

Hilma af Klint produced the first abstract painting. 1906.

[@E-Kat]

Surely plenty of others did that, hundreds of years before Hilma. It's in our nature to doodle .

[@kobaltblau]

Der deutsche Kurator spricht leider phasenweise sehr undeutlich, was die Qualität und Aussagekraft des ansonsten gut gemachten Videos beeinträchtigt.

[@111Kuber111]

consciousness reside in Geometries

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Loads of editing needed.

[@marianmoise4809]

😊😊😊

[@bartoszulkowskitattoo]

hahaha i love when he is describing his art and he is saying "there is still story there.... this is perhaps a church or mountain.." Bro this is crazy how little use this art have except being an another step in to new unknown. Like it doesn't matter that artist is leading us in to chaos as long it's PROGRESSIVE OF FORM. No wonder people have so many problems with identity these days. They only focus on surface level. Long before politics took this over there were artists who lead us astray! If i would be writing wouldn't all of us would talk about how they are applying knowledge from Kandysky art in our day to day life ? ( compare it to story like Jesus or Kain and Abel )

[@bartoszulkowskitattoo]

Oh and the cherry on the top is blue bible they made! They will move away from organised faith just to end up making up new ones"

[@bartoszulkowskitattoo]

Oh and dude created a bible.

[@E-Kat]

A famous poet had visited our school and gave a speech. At the question time, I dated to ask him why he wrote this , and I quoted a line from his poem. He replied that he wrote that because that was the only word he could find which rhymes with the next line!! We had to give correct answers during exams, answers others thought were correct. It's the same story with these abstract paintings! We give these paintings too much meaning, too much of a story, where there isn't one. We were told at the art college to make things and then work it all backwards, to show how our work has progressed and ideas evolved!! It was all a lie!! We had to do that, because the gallery owners wanted that !

[@Beanpolr]

I don't think it's possible to give anything "too much" meaning. To every individual, anything can mean as much or as little as they choose to themselves. Part of the beauty of art is that different people see different things in the same piece. Maybe the artist had a specific message in mind, or maybe they were just making everything up as they went. Maybe to the artist the piece has no meaning at all aside from being visually pleasing. The beauty though is that others can look at that and feel their own emotions, find their own meanings, see their own message.

[@Moodboard39]

@@Beanpolr exactly

[@evelynramos445]

First artbooks and almost advertisements

[@Zumba-s1l]

Цйнзйн сексорд не знаешь как миру вносимая легенттура??????😅😊😊

[@saadahmad5282]

.pleace check the born of the artist year.

[@joevasquez3434]

Most likely ? If you don't know, than why doing this video ?

[@i_am_a_music_maker5212]

*The* master of abstract art? What about Pollock? Mondrian? Rothko? Kooning?

[@nironiro777]

Mere mortals

[@Powerneck]

Kandinsky is the Master

[@i_am_a_music_maker5212]

@@Powerneck *was, also there’s no logical reason that’s true

[@Powerneck]

I have been a art lover for 50 years Kandinsky was the best in his field.. There is even romance in his works ..

[@i_am_a_music_maker5212]

@@Powerneck I disagree, I think Rothko was much more expressive and technically sophisticated in terms of color field painting, and Pollock in terms of gesture painting, Kandinsky’s field, is my personal pick

[@jamesanonymous2343]

KAN,,, INVENTED ""PAINT BY NUMBERS"",,,HIS OWN NUMBERS, THATS WHY HIS ""STUFF"", REQUIRES AN ËXPLAINATION. OTHERWISE,,,,DUUHHHHHHHH !

[@evelynramos445]

Totem tree

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

Abstract art is the manifestation of an emnpty

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

Abstract art is the manifestation of an empty heart.

[@evelynramos445]

Distortion cubistic

[@evelynramos445]

Angularation hillisg

[@williamwatterson8711]

Decadent. This aesthetic substituted concept for craft.

[@evelynramos445]

Gorky

[@evelynramos445]

Hillish

[@boriskaragiannis]

this is hilarious...many artists including me could make hundreds of lookalike paintings none could distinguish from the Kandinsky's ones

[@spmoran4703]

Believe it or not . Every thing he did was well thought about . Every thing is planned and arranged . Many could not reproduce it.

[@boriskaragiannis]

@@spmoran4703 you are hilarious...i can and not only me

[@mariaejose4437]

@@boriskaragiannis Wich proves that to copy is easy; the very though thing is to create. And this makes the difference between a fake an the original. Between an ordinary guy and a genius.

[@boriskaragiannis]

@@mariaejose4437 it's about the art scams i am talking about, most are based on this type of art, if you did not notice now you should

[@indfnt5590]

@@boriskaragiannisdo it then. 💀

[@jamesanonymous2343]

ART IN A 7TH GRADE LEVEL TOUR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vancouveruzbekistan5350]

Malevich was UKRAINIAN