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Wassily Kandinsky’s "Squares with Concentric Circles" (1913) is a study of color theory rather than a finished painting. It explores how different colors interact, using simple circular shapes. Each square contains a set of concentric circles, showing contrast and harmony. This piece is often used for art activities because it is easy to recreate and encourages creativity.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
VIDEO TUTORIAL
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MATERIALS
Watercolor
8x8 water paper
Round paint brush
SEEN AT OPEN CIRCLE
SEEN AT OPEN CIRCLE
Creating a Kandinsky-inspired circle painting is a perfect activity for a large group of dementia patients because it allows each person to contribute simply yet meaningfully. The process of painting circles is easy to follow, reduces stress, and encourages self-expression without the pressure of perfection. Once everyone has created their piece, the artwork can be combined into a larger, quilt-like composition, symbolizing unity and shared creativity.
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