The abstract nature of both Kandinsky's work and the depiction of witches and their lairs conveys a dismal atmosphere that is contrasted by bright, flamboyant geometric figures that sometimes resemble reality. I found myself continually seeking refuge in such figures to rest my eyes on; however, the distortion and ambiguity of these objects added a layer of discomfort and urgency, as I expected to be familiar with said objects, and yet, since the art abstracts away from concrete recognition, I was somehow unsure of their nature. Rather suitably, the composition of such art in a confusing, spontaneous manner mimicked my own mind's chaos in attempting to make sense of the information overload.