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Le recours aux figures biomorphes atteste la fascination de Kandinsky pour les sciences organiques, et en particulier pour l’embryologie, la zoologie et la botanique. Pendant ses années au Bauhaus, Kandinsky découpe et conserve de nombreuses illustrations d’organismes microscopiques, d’insectes et d’embryons.
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Kandinsky’s use of biomorphic forms attests to his fascination with the organic sciences, particularly embryology, zoology, and botany. During his Bauhaus years, Kandinsky had clipped and saved illustrations of microscopic organisms, insects, and embryos. He also owned several important scientific books and encyclopedias, from which he derived abstracted depictions of minute creatures as exemplified in
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