Hilma af Klint | "breaking" new book & flip-thru | Quiet sound of turning pages ASMR

Hilma af Klint (1862 - 1944) was a pioneer of abstractionism. She created a significant number of abstract paintings during early 1900, before Wassily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich, yet remained unknown until 1986. Her work remained largely unseen until the show at the Guggenheim museum in 2019. Her mysterious connection to and guidance from spiritual realms was depicted in her art work. You can learn more about af Klint from this book:
Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future amzn.to/3VFJlnk
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[@ecleARTia]

Listening to the sound of turning pages through headphones at low volume can be a very relaxing experience. It can produce ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) or tingles for those who like this type of videos. Enjoy! 😊

[@ecleARTia]

While practicing my art creations and working on the next video, I want to share with you one of my latest fascination with this artist. You can also see the way I "break" a new book with stiff spine without breaking it. It is a meditative experience of its own.

[@urbansketch]

Beautiful book, I like the picture here on 0:53, wonderful red background !!! Lots of pink with black and little yellow, orange and blue on 2:37, interesting graphics !
Another abstract work I love is ...on 10:45, creative and awesome !!!❤❤❤👍

[@ecleARTia]

Thank you! 2:37 is also my favorite, that unusual combination of colors is very appealing.

[@juanjuarez9581]

I didn’t know her. It seems that she really was ahead of her time. I like the geometric shapes, colors and symbolism. It’s a relaxing video. 🙂

[@ecleARTia]

She truly was, and she knew that the audience will not be ready for her art for many years. We started appreciating her work more than 100 years later...

[@AnnetteMoy]

Thanks for posting this! ❤ I've never heard of this artist, but now I'm intrigued and want to learn more about her art.

[@ecleARTia]

I myself have never heard of Hilma af Klint until this year and now I also want to know more about her life and her art. This book is great, I'm glad it inspired you. Thanks for the comment!

[@jeffreyhartmannmusic]

awesome art !!! thanks for sharing Tia . . . all the best. . . Jeff

[@ecleARTia]

Thanks Jeff! Happy to share 😊