Today, Wassily Kandinsky is recognised as one of the key pioneers of abstract art. He also envisioned a close correspondence between his visual art and both sound and music. This has been widely attributed to his synesthesia, whereby he sensed sound as colour and vice versa. Here the soundworld of Kandinsky is explored using different approaches to sonify his paintings, together with extracts from his seminal art book Klänge (Sounds).
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