Post by Sander de Vries

Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) is regarded as one of the foremost pioneers of abstract art. His work, characterised by straight lines, primary colours, and a quest for balance, has become a universal symbol of modernity. Mondrian’s unique vision of art, which he captured in the style of neoplasticism, not only transformed visual art but also inspired architecture, design, and even fashion. Behind his seemingly simple works lies a profound philosophical pursuit: a desire for harmony and purity, a reflection of a universal order.