Among others, Paul Klee who was one of the Bauhaus’s most talented painters, combined delicate geometric forms and gradations of color (Red Balloon, 1922) hand in hand with the extraordinary formal innovation brought forth by Vasily Kandinsky (Yellow-Red-Blue, 1925) and in photography by Moholy-Nagy, who experimented with a technique of shooting directly on photosensitive paper without a camera.
Among others, Paul Klee who was one of the Bauhaus’s most talented painters, combined delicate geometric forms and gradations of color (Red Balloon, 1922) hand in hand with the extraordinary formal innovation brought forth by Vasily Kandinsky (Yellow-Red-Blue, 1925) and in photography by Moholy-Nagy, who experimented with a technique of shooting directly on photosensitive paper without a camera. Bauhaus works demonstrate a technological and creative side in their efforts to explore the properties and possibilities of different artistic media.