The purpose of secession was to provide an opportunity for each person to perceive the work as he sees fit, in accordance with his nature of living and accepting the world around him. She encouraged everyone to express their thoughts and feelings freely. It was this freedom that was a great motivation and inspiration to individuals in creating their great skills. Many have met with criticism from the society of the time, but despite waves of misunderstanding, their works live on today and awaken new artists. The most prominent artist of the time was Gustav Klimt. He was born on July 14, 1862. At the age of 14 he received a state scholarship to study at the Vienna School of the Arts. At the College of Arts and Crafts he demonstrated his talent which enabled him to make the first orders to decorate large public buildings that were built during the 1880s and 1890s. His decorations provoked harsh criticism from conservative Vienna, but he was able to live comfortably enough, free of orders, by painting magnificent portraits of women from posh society. Klimt was not a rebel. He shunned the public and kept his private life to himself. His paintings reflect the inner world and beauty full of sensuality. Despite the obstacles of society, he allowed the world to get to know his inner world. Like any artist, he sought a means of expression. He used various geometric shapes and various colors, mostly gold, to turn his thoughts, feelings and the world he painted into reality and convey them to the audience. Each of us is like the artist whose works we see today. An artist with his own expression. When a child is born, he constantly explores, tries and through interaction with the environment he learns and finds the tools of his own creativity. By introducing him to early works and art tools, the child develops critical thinking which has multiple meanings for his mental development. The child creates a creative relationship in interaction with the environment. Then the environment changes according to personal growth and development.