The paintings of Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky depicted his subjective impressions rather than exact eternal objects.Many believe that Kandinsky's brain allowed him to experience sounds as colors and shapes so that he was literally painting what he "saw," which illustrates the rare form of imagery known as

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Synesthesia is a rare form of imagery where the stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in another sensory pathway. In Kandinsky's case, he experienced sounds as colors and shapes, which influenced his paintings to depict his subjective impressions rather than exact external objects.

The Paintings of Russian Artist Wassily Kandinsky Depicted His Subjective