Kandinsky Flowers Style Original Art Abstract Painting Floral Wall Art Still Life Artwork 16 by 11 Above Sofa Art by TatianaArtShop

The original handmade painting. The title of the painting: The author's painting in the style of Kandinsky, a bouquet of abstract flowers in a blue vase. Size: 16 by 11 inches (41 by 28 cm). Materials: gouache, watercolor, paper, brush. This is not a print, not a generated image. My signature is on the front and back of the painting. This painting is sold unframed. Reliable packaging and shipping with tracking number. Free shipping. Kandinsky Flowers Style Original Art Abstract Painting Floral Wall Art Still Life Artwork Above Sofa Art Kandinsky's painting blossomed on the canvas, like music playing with colors. It's not just an image — it's a whirlwind of feelings, rhythms, flashes of light and pulsations of color. This abstract expressionist painting seems to come to life under the gaze, involving the viewer in a dance of shapes and shades, where each stroke is a sigh of inspiration, and each spot is an echo of the artist's inner melody. In the foreground is a composition of bright flowers and vases, as if descended from the pages of a fairy tale, intertwined with abstraction. The flowers here are not flowers in the literal sense, but abstract flowers in the style of Kandinsky, born of imagination and emotions. Their petals are curved like waves of sound, they shimmer, flow, losing the boundaries between themselves. Whether it's roses or fantasies, it doesn't matter: they live their lives filled with intense, mixed colors: the blush of scarlet, the thrill of blue, the heat of orange, the tenderness of pink and the fury of yellow. They don't obey the laws of nature — they obey the laws of the senses. A vase is not just a vessel, but a living form fashioned from light and energy. The sinuous lines and bright spots of colors resemble musical chords played on a cello. They bend like smoke rising from a fireplace, distort, disintegrate, and reassemble into a single whole — to the rhythm of the painting. Light here is not a physical phenomenon, but an artistic means. He does not model, does not highlight, but creates the impression of chiaroscuro, as if the space itself breathes. It is the light of feelings, internal, emotional, it plays on contrasts, but does not strive for realism. It is a part of watercolor art, light, flowing like water, carrying colors with it in its flow. The composition is dynamic and intense, like an explosion frozen in time. The color spots flow into each other like water, mixing, forming new shades, new meanings. There are no clear contours, there are no familiar shapes — there is movement, there is rhythm, there is a Kandinsky style in which every line is an impulse, and every spot is an emotion. In the background, there are bright and large—scale floral shapes that seem to be trying to escape from the plane of the canvas. They are not static — they are in motion, they lead the viewer, as if on a path, deep into the picture, where space becomes dynamic, expressive, alive. There is no focus, no center — attention is scattered like sparks in the night sky, and each spark is important, each is a part of the whole. This painting is the epitome of a painterly, unrealistic style where color is the essence and form is just a hint. It creates a feeling of animation, movement, and vibrant mood, as if the canvas itself breathes, pulsates, and lives. This is not just a painting — it is a gateway to the world of feelings, where reality merges with fantasy, and each paint is a step into the boundless universe of art.