Point and Line to Plane

“Point and Line to Plane” is a theoretical work by Wassily Kandinsky, published in 1926. In this book, the artist develops his ideas on the fundamental elements of visual language—point, line, and plane. Kandinsky analyzes these elements in terms of their inner tension, energy, and interaction, establishing a foundational theory of abstract art. The book remains a vital contribution to art theory and continues to influence artists and designers to this day.