4. Let’s chat a bit about everyone’s favorite
Synesthesia!
neurological condition....
Seeing sounds!
Tasting music!
Feeling
colors!
Wassily Kandinsky Black Strokes I
Hearing odors...?
(1913)
5. The ability to see.
The ability to
hear.
The ability to taste.
The ability to smell.
The ability to feel.
6. Kandinsky’s
Path to Abstraction
Sketches for
Impression II (Concert) (1911)
Sketches based on a concert of
composer Arthur Schoenberg’s
music. Kandinsky later said the
music he heard that evening
changed the way he thought
about art.
7. “The sound of
colors is so
definite that it
would be hard to
find anyone who
would express
bright yellow with
bass notes or
dark lake with
treble...”
- Wassily
Kandinsky
Impression II (Concert) (1911)
8. Wassily Kandinsky
“The more abstract is form, the more clear and
direct its appeal.”
Composition VII (1913)
Notas del editor
Slide one- totally black Slide 2 – current slide Slide three – “Senses Slide” like we had talked abuot…to help ground them in discussion.
Here’s a shitty version with clip art…made in 5 minutes. Use art historical images instead of clip art…?
Great relation between quote and image….fuckin’ perfect This quote goes against subjectivity and relativity…are you prepared to talk about how Kandinsky was all about finding the ‘science’ behind this? That there’s ONE ANSWER to these questions?
Follow up with a quote that relates more to the syneaesthesia activities….Bring it into the painting he did for that one Schoenberg piece….wrestle with this new term…then bring in the Abstraction maybe?