Genshin Impact Klee Knights of Favonius Ver. 1/7 Offical Figure-20 cm Genshin Impact Figure Merch PVC Collection Model

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Meyer is told that he has scleroderma, an auto-immune condition that begins with the degeneration of connective tissue—a chilling diagnosis. Not only did Klee suffer from the same condition, but he endured its pain as Nazis removed his “degenerate art” from museums. Klee, fearing worse, fled to Switzerland, hardly a welcoming place, even though he was born there. For Klee, the Roman Forum and the Vatican “spoke” to him and he became acutely aware of his “struggle” with color.

Paul Klee’s greatest source of inspiration was his friendship with Wassily Kandinsky who is most famous for being dubbed the godfather of abstraction. In 1914, Klee traveled to Tunisia, which further fueled his inclination toward color and light. He even exclaimed that “color and I are one”. In a way, Klee was possessed by the quality of color he witnessed in Tunisia. It was here that Klee dove into the “cool Romanticism of Abstraction”. Paul Klee in military uniform, 1916; Deutsch: Fotograf unbekanntEnglish: Photographer unknown, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsNow, I’m sure many of you are familiar with Genshin Impact or have at least heard of the game. It’s currently one of the most popular free to play open-world RPG games (with JRPG aesthetics, despite its Chinese origins) with a huge lineup of characters obtainable through gacha. A much-underrated artist of the 20th century, Paul Klee was born in Switzerland in 1879 to a German music teacher named Hans Klee and his wife Ida Marie Klee, who was a Swiss singer. Paul Klee was a natural draftsman, who over many years, developed his mastery over color and tonality. The variety expressed in his drawings and paintings ranges from highly polychromatic to monochrome artworks. His works are best known for his “dry” sense of humor and political commentary.

Paul Klee is considered an important artist for his contribution to color theory through his exploration of color and incorporation of multiple styles derived from Cubism, Orientalism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Abstraction, and the use of different mediums.Photograph of Paul Klee by Hugo Erfurth (1927); ); Hugo Erfurth, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons