Apparently Modrian (Modriaan) created the Modrian squares puzzle, whereby you have to cover a canvas 64 (cm) square with non-overlapping, uniquely shaped rectangles, subtracting the areas of the largest rectangles from the smallest rectangles to get as low a 'score' as possible. Mathematicians have discovered there is no formula for this - it is pure intuition or trial by error, thereby making it more of an art riddle than a science one. Not just squares after all.
His greatest leap forward did not come in Paris but in The Netherlands when he moved back to The Hague from Paris during WW1 and became associated with Dutch avant garde movement De Stijl. That is where he had his real breakthrough and created his definative style. In The Netherlands. Not Paris.
Mondriaan pioneered abstract art? I love and am inspired by his work. But what about Hilma Af Klint, Kazimir Malevich, and Wassily Kandinsky? Piet was one of the greats but was not the first one to show up to the party.
In a chaotic, fragmented, often vindictive world, surely it makes sense that an artist might want to create art that is simple and universal and almost innocent, no? Some of you need to get over the fact there are a bunch of us who really like this guy's art even though "you could have painted it in school"! That's the point!
@MARCION PHILOLOGOS Actually ... no. Mondrian is Dutch. Mondrian was influenced heavily by his native Dutch movement De Stijl. And also by his own unique vision. For me Mondrian is one of the most typically 'Dutch' artists ever. His art could have only come from a Dutch man born and raised in Dutch culture.
Dynamic equilibrium ...radiate tension ad energy... ...lack of conformity... ...black bands running across the canvas in sequence which with some of the colors loose from their cages work together in time and out of time always like a jazz syncopated beat these final paintings mark the end of an extraordinary career of a man of a????.modernity in a hope for a better future. I can not find the meaning of those words. No matter how hard I try, I can not find any meaning or sense in those paintings. Absolut absurd.
@@robertf6409 No, it's just squares. Cute response though. Go create a human-being out of just carbon, goof... My 3 year old daughter makes better paintings... No wonder you got offended. Your brain is probably fried from all the LSD you took in HS.
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Apparently Modrian (Modriaan) created the Modrian squares puzzle, whereby you have to cover a canvas 64 (cm) square with non-overlapping, uniquely shaped rectangles, subtracting the areas of the largest rectangles from the smallest rectangles to get as low a 'score' as possible. Mathematicians have discovered there is no formula for this - it is pure intuition or trial by error, thereby making it more of an art riddle than a science one. Not just squares after all.
The great thing about real art is that nothing can be said about it.
I really like Mondrian's work, but I am "madly" in love with this beautiful lady! Now "that" is real art...
His greatest leap forward did not come in Paris but in The Netherlands when he moved back to The Hague from Paris during WW1 and became associated with Dutch avant garde movement De Stijl. That is where he had his real breakthrough and created his definative style. In The Netherlands. Not Paris.
I love mondrian's idea.
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Every time I see a Mondrian original. I think of the Partridge family.
Mondriaan pioneered abstract art? I love and am inspired by his work.
But what about Hilma Af Klint, Kazimir Malevich, and Wassily Kandinsky?
Piet was one of the greats but was not the first one to show up to the party.
Imagine if he had lived a decade or two longer, and what direction his art could have taken.
gorgeous!
In a chaotic, fragmented, often vindictive world, surely it makes sense that an artist might want to create art that is simple and universal and almost innocent, no? Some of you need to get over the fact there are a bunch of us who really like this guy's art even though "you could have painted it in school"! That's the point!
If many children could do it in school then what in the world makes it famous in any area of art. Get a life nerd.
Excellent video thanks
Amazing. Contrary to the common belief these are just squares, this art touches the soul. Interpretation is self evident.
I feel free. Mentally organized. Yet, i feel no emotional attachment. It just feels right.
I guess the emotional frenzy was inside. He attempted to regulate it, with an external painterly solution.
What is the lovely music?? Does anyone know? Sounds like something right out of final fantasy
Excelente!
Yoooooo I remember doing this art back in Middle School art class. Lmao I guess we got the inspiration from this guy.
Amazing
I learned this in school When I was 7
Wonderful!
Nice work
wow :)
I don't get it.
British people do not understand that Mondrian expressed in his paintings the synthetic philosophy of the great English philosopher Herbert Spencer.
@MARCION PHILOLOGOS Actually ... no. Mondrian is Dutch. Mondrian was influenced heavily by his native Dutch movement De Stijl. And also by his own unique vision. For me Mondrian is one of the most typically 'Dutch' artists ever. His art could have only come from a Dutch man born and raised in Dutch culture.
@@hansolo2121 Mondrian was a typical Dutch bourgeois of the early 20th century, but his art was modern......
Looks great
Who the paintings or the woman
Ik zit op de mondriaan😎😎😎
Really nice!
Dynamic equilibrium
...radiate tension ad energy...
...lack of conformity...
...black bands running across the canvas in sequence which with some of the colors loose from their cages work together in time and out of time always like a jazz syncopated beat
these final paintings mark the end of an extraordinary career of a man of a????.modernity in a hope for a better future.
I can not find the meaning of those words. No matter how hard I try, I can not find any meaning or sense in those paintings. Absolut absurd.
kitchen tiles
She is beautiful
I wish I could become rich and famous by drawing a few lines and squares
Yeet
I can do that. I'm lost. Anyone can paint these squares
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Extravagant just like Lift Yourself by Kyne West...
Proof you can literally do nothing and your "fan-boys" will support you.
looks like what happens when a child is left playing on MS Paint
I feel pity for her boyfriend
I don't I envy the lucky sod.
😦😡😠😤😒😔👇
The emperor has no clothes.
"I don't get it therefore nobody does"
I get it the first time, no need to make hundred
it's just squares
Cook and Politic
dude, human beings....just carbon...dude.......
Be there or be square
@@robertf6409 No, it's just squares. Cute response though.
Go create a human-being out of just carbon, goof...
My 3 year old daughter makes better paintings...
No wonder you got offended. Your brain is probably fried from all the LSD you took in HS.
Rosie, you're hot! Where all did he travel? Thank you 😏
it's just squares
Rectangles
Colours
Lines
Crossed lines
Whites