Weisses Oval captures Wassily Kandinsky’s deep exploration of color and form, blending the bold expressionism of his early years with the geometric precision of his Bauhaus period.

The interplay of shapes, warm and cool tones, and dynamic movement infuses the canvas with energy, reflecting his lifelong interest in the psychological impact of composition.

Painted in 1921, one of his last works in Russia, the piece marks a pivotal moment in his artistic evolution. That same year, Kandinsky moved to Berlin to join the Bauhaus, distancing himself from the Constructivist ideals of the Russian avant-garde.

As he transitioned into this new chapter, Weisses Oval stands as a powerful statement of his unique artistic vision.