Hilma af Klint and Wassily Kandinsky, two influential artists of the early 20th century, shared a profound interest in the spiritual and abstract realms of art. While their paths diverged in many ways, their work was deeply intertwined by their explorations of spirituality, physics, and music.

The blog post discusses a photograph of a glassed-in advertising kiosk in France, which the author interprets as a trompe l'oeil painting and compares to the works of Kandinsky, emphasizing the importance of subjective perception in photography.