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Kandinsky thought colors had their own sounds
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Wassily Kandinsky didn't just look at his art; he supposedly actively listened to it. The pioneer of abstract art claimed to have synesthesia, a neurological condition where sensory inputs completely cross wires in the brain. He firmly believed that different colors produced exact musical notes, meaning his chaotic canvases were essentially highly aggressive visual symphonies.
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