Wassily Kandinsky

Daily I have my meditation, staring at this painting by Wassily Kandinsky, title: “Das bunte Leben” (A Motley Life / C’est la vie) = love and war, joy and oppression, coming and escaping, making music, watching a cat, having a baby…

Prof. Luigi Frappi had the kind idea to construct a relationship between me and my favorite painting of Wassily Kandinsky
compare:

Wassily Kandinsky, title “Das bunte Leben”, 1907 – (130 x 162,5 cm)
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frizztext: Kandinsky wanted to represent the archetypal experiences that makes each generation: war and peace, birth and death, grief and festive dance, proximity and distance, the power of a government and their architecture and the observing, fragile distance of the animals (cat and squirrel in this painting). Kandinsky did not believe in a life after death, but to a continuing Next-exist of these archetypal experiences in every human generation.
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related:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassily_Kandinsky
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http://www.lenbachhaus.de/sammlung/der-blaue-reiter/fruehe-bilder/
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page 127ff:

Click to access Niemeyer-Wasserer_Natascha.pdf

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http://lenbach.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/
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http://www.webshop-lenbachhaus.de/Produkte/Reproduktionen/Kandinsky-Wassily-Das-bunte-Leben-1907-Plakat.html
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http://arthistory.about.com/od/from_exhibitions/ig/kandinsky_retrospective/kandinsky_gugg_0910_01.htm
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http://www.arttattler.com/archivevasilykandinsky.html
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Prof. Luigi Frappi, Italy, impressed by the intensive life in the painting of Wassily Kandinksky, added a dancers’ portrait once shot by my wife Barbara