This exhibition catalogue explores the profound connection between Hilma af Klint's groundbreaking abstract art and her deep engagement with spirituality and theosophy. The book delves into how af Klint translated both the material and immaterial worlds into a unique pictorial vision, a feat that has cemented her place in art history. It presents the latest research and information from a survey show at Moderna Museet in Malmö, investigating the crucial issue of spirituality in her painting. Essays by leading historians and a quantum physicist offer insights into her world, where the visualization of atoms and spiritual séances became artistic material.

The book serves as the catalogue for a significant exhibition at Moderna Museet, Malmö, building on the widespread acclaim Hilma af Klint has received following her major retrospective at the Guggenheim. It aims to provide a comprehensive survey of her work, with a particular focus on the spiritual underpinnings of her abstract art. The inclusion of essays from diverse experts, including historians of theosophy and a quantum physicist, suggests an interdisciplinary approach to understanding her unique artistic vision. This catalogue is positioned as a key resource for investigating how af Klint linked her painting to higher consciousness, offering enlightening insights into a fascinating world.