Af Klint's artwork, characterized by its luminous hues and otherworldly forms, transcends the traditional aesthetic of early 20th-century art. Her pieces, resplendent with peony blushes and celestial geometry, offer an intricate dialogue with the divine. Unlike the sterile minimalism of Piet Mondrian’s structured grids, af Klint's art is an immersive experience, rich in color and texture, that speaks directly to the viewer's soul rather than adhering to the constraints of art historical discourse.