Hilma af Klint was a Swedish painter and a pioneer of abstract art, whose innovative works predated those of Kandinsky and Mondrian. Her art, characterized by bold colors, geometric shapes, and intricate patterns, was deeply influenced by her interest in spirituality, theosophy, and the natural sciences. Despite her significant contributions, her work remained largely undiscovered and unrecognized during her lifetime, as she believed the world was not yet ready to understand it. It wasn't until decades after her death that her art gained widespread recognition, establishing her as a visionary in the history of modern art.
