Sure thing, Pamela.You might know this already, but “[Kandinsky] … may have had the neurological condition known as Chromesthesia, which is also known as sound-to-color synesthesia where the hearing and visual senses overlap. This condition would have undoubtedly influenced Kandinsky’s approach to art making and how he perceived music, which led to his dynamic and colorful abstract vistas on canvas,” according to the website Art in Context. Didn’t know of that condition.
… Thanks for your unfailingly insightful words and visuals each week. With deep gratitude,
Tom
