Piet Mondriaan was a Dutch painter who played a very important role in the De Stijl movement, which was founded by Theo van Doesburg. He was also involved in a non-representational form which he termed as ‘Neo-Plasticism’. This context consists of a white background, which was painted in a grid formation of vertical and horizontal black lines, with only three primary colours.
Mondrian gray tree
in his early years he painted trees and nature in the form of the cubisum style.
Later on he then Immersed in the crucible of artistic innovation that was post-war Paris, he flourished in an atmosphere of intellectual freedom that enabled him to embrace an art of pure abstraction for the rest of his life. Mondrian began producing grid-based paintings in the style for which he came to be renowned began to appear.
(Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow)
His body of work has been influenced into variety of things over the many generations:
I love it because it is simple, effective, fun, and unique. So I shall use this idea and fuse this with my idea of the “batturnburg/rubix” poster I’ve created, and play around and see what I can re-create. I have a good feeling about this :). Still sticking with the theme of geometric faces.
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