Status Updates From İşte Kandinsky

"His book argues for an art that moves beyond articulate ideas and does not rely on references to nature for its content. It urged artists to create work based solely on the sensation and perception of colour and form. It also stipulated, however, that the artist's vision must be based on an 'inner necessity' (a term that Kandinsky uses more or less interchangeably with 'inner truth')."

Why abstract is... abstract.

For some reason, I knew that Kandisky would have loved Monet. And it was Monet's Haystacks out of all his works too.