Hilma af Klint 

She wasn't interested in money or fame. I don't get the haters. This was one woman's spiritual and artistic journey. It isn't for everyone, but for those who feel something by studying it, it is quite interesting. She was ahead of her time.

guggenheim: being the perfect location for hilma's paintings is the biggest flex

She was truly way ahead of her time, and going out on the a limb of her own vision, creating these beautiful, elegant, inspiring works. How fortunate we are to be able to view them now after so long. Thank you, Hilma.

I feel so blessed to have attended this exhibition, especially ordered in the spatial arrangement she wished as the spiral of Guggenheim. It was truly the best exhibition of my life and I could feel..it was really a journey. priceless feelings

her art is profound. i think it has the power to transform the human spirit. i spent the whole day learning everything i could about her and her art. Later that day i walked through a grocerystore and the beauty of the world was enough to move me to tears. Just to be in your mind is a gift.

I love how Hilma Klint was not interested in receiving the accolades of her generation, preferring to work from a place of solitude and an all-knowing acceptance that her work was supremely connected to a divine source too intricate to put into words. Bona Fide

I recently find her. And i'm so upset not finding her sooner. She is wonderful, revolutionary and visionary. Why is she not widely recognise yet?

An Awakening... I just heard of Hilma today and viewed her art for the first time. WHY haven't I ever heard of this remarkable FEMALE artist? I have a new crush!

I love her and feel so connected to her art. I practice intuitive art, my way to communicate with the spirit world, my Essence and Guides...and find inspiration and meaning to share with my loved ones 💜 when I found Hilma I felt deeply in my heart: she's like me! thank you, thank you!!

I like how much every person speaking believes in her. They're fervently supportive.

Love her abstract, but that landscape is wow too. A truly gifted, spiritual artist.

Hilma af Klint. Her art just make me feel emotions that i would never know how to describe. She's unique, then, now, and to the ends of time.

Fabulous Hilma. I love her art and it inspires me so much.

I only just learned of her -- she is the greatest abstract painter I've ever encountered. Her work is beyond magnificent.

I am so overwhelmed with joy by her work and to know despite Rudolf Steiner being judgemental and likely jealous of her profound connection to creator, she continued her work. 💗🙏🏽💗

That ending gave me chills!! loved it!!! Awaken Art world!! Awaken to what you shun!!!

Hilma af Klint was such a prolific and talented artist with a unique vision of this world. Her masterly use of colors and shapes is incredible!

Fucking Fabulous! The greatest news! As a former University Art Instructor, I grew weary of the male privileged art world and just knew more would be revealed! Ha! Love it!

So bummed I missed this exhibit. I bet it was incredible to see those massive paintings in person.

Love this! Thank you. I am just hearing about her this last week! I am an instant fan.

Nice little plug there at the end, Guggenheim :) Just so fascinating! Love her work. Hope the art world begins to recognize her as truly the first abstract artist, even ahead of Kandinsky.

Una génio adelantada para su época y para colmo mujer .Ella lo sabía muy bien. Ansío pronto pueda acceder a un libro de sus obras. Maravillosa persona,nos dejó un gran legado con total gratitud.Creo que la mejor forma de retribuirle es dándola a conocer y tener sus obras expuestas. Tienen en esa maravilla de museo un sector para los artistas místicos? Sería muy interesante. Gracias por el video es maravilloso.

Oh my god I'm in love. My new inspiration!

Glorious, powerful and inspirational!

Amazing! I’m enchanted!

I'll definitely be making a trip to NYC for this one, been wanting to see her work in person for a while.

Why do I feel as if There is something unsettling and uncanny about her...yet so calming...like a small glitch in the matrix. ?

Amazing Mindblowing yet Home

I love her work

Glad people enjoy her art!

These paintings are going to become very valuable. Very, very valuable. Top drawer stuff.

May Art Remember its function, beyond commodity, beyond possession, towards expression, defying time, space, social constructs and “art history experts”.

What a legacy ......what is essential is invisible!

There is a lot of derision, but one really needs to consider the time that she produced this work. Nothing had been seen like this before, and certainly not in that scale, and particularly by a woman. I think it is beautiful, and moving in the same way as I find Mondrian's later work moving and beautiful (Broadway Boogie Woogie is an astonishing painting full of a tantalising energy and to me a vision of everyday life at its most elegant). Incidentally, there was another artist, or group of artists who were doing something similar about 15 years ago - they said they were channelling from other entities (or it was produced by other entities - I can't remember) but it was some really intriguing work. Incredible colours, very other worldy. It was accompanied by text / poems and it could be obtained through someone called James (I think) and some of it shown online, if you knew where to look. And then it disappeared. Maybe memory is making it into more than it was, and it was just some rubbish gimmick but I recently remembered it and became curious to see it again but I cannot remember what it was called. Any clues?

Thank you.

C'est intéressant de voir que cette dame peignait pour elle des spirales et qu'un musée en forme de spirale la fera connaître du grand public.

Obsessed. Inspired. In love.

So honor to behold the 🌞 Atist works...so wide&wisely..we lucky to see her by chance ......

Just found out about her and am in a deep dive to learn everything I can. Her story resonates with me so much. I feel her art in my soul.

A language of geometry appears from the other side and indigenous peoples encounter something similar when using psychotropic plants to commune with the spirit realm - seems to me like evidence of a reality behind death

We all have this access within ourselves…..through, intuition or sleep or dream or inspiration or mediation or hypnosis or ? or? or? Many more ways…these are always coming to us, but we need to take a moment to observe, or to note, or to draw, or to paint, or to ponder, etc, etc, etc. 💕😊💗just take a moment, before you rush out of bed, or have something happen that you quickly just label off as ‘coincidence’….and just carry on in life, and forget and go off to the next thing. Take a moment….pay attention….remember, remember, remember….these things that come to us, doesn’t mean just one thing, they are concepts for us to understand, to learn from and grow, to teach ourselves that we aren’t just these bodies, we are eternal and must open ourselves up to remember…..to expand what it means to be ‘human’ we are so so much more!!!!! Think of a picture of a Christmas tree….it means a million things, it is a concept in a picture of a Christmas tree….similarly, we are all getting these flashes of images, that are concepts for us to learn or understand, just like the Christmas tree….it doesn’t mean just one thing….Open your hearts and minds. I love you all my brothers and sisters💗😊💕

💟 HEARTWARMING 💟 How wise Hilma was to stay away from the limelight. The jealous, patriarchal "rulers" of the Art World would probably have mocked and ridiculed her, tried to squelch her theosophical work... perhaps thrown orange paint or sludgy mud all over it before setting it on fire. Hitler, undoubtedly would have destroyed it, calling it "degenerate".🐌

it is beautiful work with an enormous message for the world

There is a sense that Hilda af Klimt’s work has a kind of similarity to The Red Book, the private inner journey of Jung. Though her work is obviously meant to be viewed so is more than just private. There is this thing about good aritsits, their work takes on a life of its own. It is at the same time what the artist thinks they are making and so much more than that, because the artist is bound by their own time and culture. I hope these are looked after well.they are lovely and full of life and enquiry and she was an intelligent woman therefore must have known they were going to outlast her and take a journey into the unknown. She may even have hoped that they would inspire and enrich the lives of others. Who knows. Whatever she thought of them, all art is what it means to the beholder. This beholder thinks they are wonderful, intriguing and remarkably beautiful, and I do not always see that in all abstraction. Hers seems to be rooted in nature and geometry. I love it!

What a phenomenal body of work! Wow!

3:55 , Murakami’s base of inspiration.

Awesome Artist👍☯️💜

Is it going to be shown at Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum? Please!

Awe inspiring art from a great mind.

Just learned of her yesterday. Very interesting figure.

Magnifique cette version.

Wow. The bookwritings is sometimes in German. I can read that. Das ist ja sehr interessant. Grossartig.

Beautiful!

What was her message that her era did not understand?

Beautiful

The sound quality in thus video is poor. The background music detracts further from the video’s meaning.

These works are beautiful beyond belief She was surely on the path....but to ehere?

I feel this woman inspired one of the characters from Archive 81 on Netflix. If anyone agrees let me know!

Hilma Klint, Esoteric 🎨 Woman 🛡️🌐♀️Artist, Swedish 🖼️🖌️Pioneer

❤️

A real star seed.

female energy

Incredible. I have a feeling that Lady Frieda Harris and/or Crowley knew of her work. It's just too close to the Thoth Tarot.

Anybody knows what Song is this? I read that is from Andrew Miller, but it didn't appear the Song name.

Why is there so many salty people in the comments? Lol. These are beautiful.

Came from tiktok to look her up 😊

Does anyone know the song playing in the credits?

Wow.

she so cool

Cool

She was a weirdo among weirdos, i like her

Sacred geometry

Does anybody know who did the music?

Crop Circles .....colors

If I had another daughter I would name her Hilma.

Why does she write in German though she is Swedish?

The writing in this video is insane. Hilma was obviously struggling with severe mental illness and was also a brilliant artist. Kind of like what we know about Van Gough. There is no message that humanity wasn't ready for, she was talking to her own mental illness and suffered from that. She didn't show her works because she was hallucinating the reason why because she was sick. Her work is awesome, and some of my favorite, but the story and the person deserve to be told as a truth, not like this. Van Gough never had any success in life and died untethered from reality. His struggle was sad, but his mind created beautiful works. Hilma is no different, but this video reacts to her as though whoever the bizarro writers are are ready to join her cult. Hilma and Van Gough both hallucinated things and painted from those hallucinations. They both had a "Theo" supporting them. They both tried to show their works a couple times, but failed. They were both around famous artists, and had a lot of connections that could have gone somewhere, but the both probably made whoever they were around uncomfortable, and couldn't make someone see past their mental illness. Yet these two people, and their stories are told very differently. I feel like covering it from the angle of brilliant artists can't find success unless they fit in is probably more realistic here.

cool

I thought absract art was an intellectual exploration, but these are are a spiritual message, so are the "abstract" art?

hola

Avatar the last air bender intro

It seems like the art canon may finally be losing its power.

golly gosh

Freda Squares

Her paintings remind me of crop circles.

I see science in her paintings, not spirituality.

Looks cool, but lets not get carried away. She hid her art, because the world wasn't ready? Maybe she was just insecure? I understand nobody likes being rejected. Visions and spirits guided her painting? Maybe just schizophrenia or some other mental disorder. Reality is often disappointing. lol. Please don't get all defensive. I actually like her work. Anyone know where the next exhibition is? Maybe somewhere in Europe?

Very talented. But strange.

it’s a bluff and a little bit ideological and ridiculous: how can a serious museum like the guggenheim show these decorative flowers pretending to be abstract art

Sorry, but this was possibility the worst collection of any artist's work I've ever had the misfortune to view in a major gallery. I wouldn't want to own a single piece, or hang a reproduction in my home. And I speak as someone who has broad taste in art, and who has visited umpteen exhibitions in London (I live in the UK) and elsewhere in the World.

Wow.