Wavelength - The Color of Sound: How Visual Artists and Musicians Hear Each Other

Lenny Vaughn explores how painter Wassily Kandinsky and composer Arnold Schoenberg discovered a shared creative wavelength in 1911 Munich. Through the lens of synesthesia and wave physics, we examine how these revolutionaries liberated frequency from context—one in color, one in sound—connecting across sensory boundaries through their radical embrace of abstraction and internal artistic necessity.

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