Mondrian became iconographic for graphical regular shaped blocks arrayed in irregular grids with blasts of saturated primary-colours, but he also worked with irregular patterns in more organic forms, like The Grey Tree:
Your spider’s efforts seem to fall somewhere between the two. 😉
It’s interesting that I had always thought of him as French, he is so associated with Paris and French pop art of the ’70s. As I googled around looking for just the right image, I was surprised to discover he’s Dutch, though he made Paris his home, and the French ski equipment and clothing manufacturer LOOK adopted his work for its logo.
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July 14, 2019 at 4:24 pm
Web inspired by Mondrian… 😉
Lovely capture. =) ❤
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July 14, 2019 at 5:26 pm
Thank you Patrick! Very interesting analogy…
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July 14, 2019 at 10:10 pm
Mondrian became iconographic for graphical regular shaped blocks arrayed in irregular grids with blasts of saturated primary-colours, but he also worked with irregular patterns in more organic forms, like The Grey Tree:
Your spider’s efforts seem to fall somewhere between the two. 😉
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July 14, 2019 at 10:15 pm
I looked him up as soon as you mentioned it. I recognized his work without knowing his name. So thank you for introducing him to me.
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July 14, 2019 at 10:23 pm
It’s interesting that I had always thought of him as French, he is so associated with Paris and French pop art of the ’70s. As I googled around looking for just the right image, I was surprised to discover he’s Dutch, though he made Paris his home, and the French ski equipment and clothing manufacturer LOOK adopted his work for its logo.
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