The Sea Teaches Us to look at problem differently. Painting

Abstract 1910.Although we already have an example of abstraction from the first art created by humans (from prehistoric caves to the decorations in Romanesque churches), Kandinsky is officially the first to theorize about this (apart from the neoplasticists or the suprematists, and a shortly before isolated figures such as Hilma af Klint). Abstract art exists independently of reality, it distances it. Abstract art does not actually represent anything, but since that is impossible (even a blank canvas represents something!), abstract artists pursued (pulled) two different aspects: On the one hand, expressive abstract art: subjective and spontaneous, sometimes improvised, where the protagonist is the expressiveness of the artist, who dispenses with structure and focuses on the gesture, the material and the feeling that the work provokes. It is therefore highly ambiguous and interpretable. On the other hand, there is geometric abstract art: which aims to be objective and universal, planned, in which the composition is structured and which avoids all expressiveness through the use of geometry. It usually defends an impersonal bill and aims to evoke clarity and precision. One thing became clear to me: that objectivity, the description of the object, was not necessary in my paintings and that it actually harmed them... Kandinsky Artist; Aldo Suarez. Cuban. b1954 Title: The Sea Teaches Us To look... Medium: Acrylic, Oil on Cardboard 300g/m2. Dimensions: inches Artwork, 60 W x 40 H x 0.3 D Frame’ 64 W x 44 H x 2 D recommend, Year: 2023 Signed: ASuarez Note: Certificate Authenticity