Piet Mondrian inspired Forms
I loved this class so much. Piet Mondrian to me is someone that really embodied modern art movement. I love the basic primary colors that he used. Also, to see his progression is awesome. He didn’t just start painting the rectangles we are accustomed to seeing and identifying as “Mondrian”, he started by copying another artist works and selling them. He was self-thought and always willing to bend the rules when it came to art. I love that his art evolved, and one can pinpoint at what point in his art life he created certain works.
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My example is a Matryoshka. I am Ukrainian and my husband is Russian. We immigrated to these great United states with our families when we were kids. It breaks our hearts to see what is going on there and the war that is just too unjust. Praying for the Ukrainian and Russian people. Praying for peace.
It is interesting to see that the Ukrainian and Russian flag colors are intertwined in Mondrian’s color palate. So, I chose to do a Matryoshka. We are the same people.
I will have this class available on my website soon. But, please go to the link. there I have step by step instructions for this project, quick bio on Mondrian, students sample work and much more.
