Yellow-Red-Blue
Wassily Kandinsky (1925)
Yellow-Red-Blue stages a collision of <strong>order and impulse</strong> through primary color and geometry. A lucid field of yellow rectangles and orthogonals confronts a vortex of blues, reds, circles, and a serpentine black line, all bound by a commanding black diagonal. The canvas reads like a <strong>spiritual score</strong>, balancing tensions into dynamic equilibrium.
