Topic > Beauty in Kandinsky's definition of beauty - 1453

Says:¶ 12Leave a comment on paragraph 120 “I am using the first to mean 'external need,' which never goes beyond conventional limits, nor produces anything other than conventional beauty. The 'inner need' knows no such limits and often produces results conventionally considered 'bad'. But "ugly" itself is a conventional term and means only "spiritually unpleasant", being applied to some expression of an inner need, overcome or not yet achieved. But everything that adequately expresses the interior need is beautiful" (note VI.42).¶ 13Leave a comment on the paragraph