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This unique performance in Mumbai pays tribute to Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky with kathak moves

A unique performance unites the synaesthesia of Russian abstractionist Wassily Kandinsky’s colours with the rigour and grace of kathak moves

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Composition VIII. Pics Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons

Composition VIII. Pics Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons

What is the colour of a child’s surprise? Or the sound of hunger? These could be questions from a three-year-old or the deep musings of a sozzled philosopher at a local pub. Yet, there are geniuses across the world who have experienced this phenomenon. Nikola Tesla claimed that words inspired his visions; Richard Feynman’s equations emerged with colours; Jimi Hendrix could see colours through chords. This phenomenon of synaesthesia was a defining part of the works of early 20th century abstractionist painter, Wassily Kandinsky.

Mouvement 1, 1935
Mouvement 1, 1935

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