Tree with Flowing Branches

This abstract tree drawing, with its flowing, textured branches, suggests movement and transformation. The detailed line work creates a sense of organic motion, as if the tree is swaying or adapting to its environment. This piece could be interpreted as a representation of growth, flexibility, or the interconnectedness of nature. The artist’s focus on texture enhances the drawing’s dynamic and tactile qualities.

APA Source

• Kandinsky, W. (1977). Point and line to plane. Dover Publications. (Discusses how lines and textures can represent movement and emotion in abstract art)