Klänge Pl.06 1913

Wassily Kandinsky made this print, Klänge Pl.06, with woodcut. Just look at the thickness of those black lines! It's like he's carving out space as much as he's drawing. I love the way Kandinsky lets the physicality of the medium speak. You can almost feel the knife digging into the wood, a real back-and-forth between intention and material. It's all about the process, you know? It feels less like depicting something and more like creating a world. Look at the little triangle near the bottom – is it a mountain, a symbol, or just a shape? And those abstract forms floating around, they remind me a little bit of Miró, but with a Russian twist. It's like a conversation between artists happening across time and space. Art isn't about fixed meanings, it's about embracing the unknown.