Focus on Auf Weiss II (Sur blanc II) and discuss the Reception.
In this image, art historian Vanessa Morisset sees a whirlpool of centripetal forces emanating from its surface. The white, understood as clarity and simplicity, creates the feeling that the "struggle with the canvas" of Kandinsky had succeeded.According to art historian Macha Daniel, the center of the painting is dominated by a massive form that seems to ignore gravity. In Kandinsky's earlier works, landscape elements such as conifers and rocky peaks were present, but here they were replaced by triangles and sharp jags.