🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️ -THE ISLAND LIFE- https://image.nostr.build/b264741eafdacc4690ca6045f23426f44ab743086018e667623abc3bbcdaecda.jpg “Apple Tree in Bloom”, 1912, Piet Mondriaan (1872.3 ~ 1944.2), Netherlands, oil on canvas, 78.5cm*107.5cm, The Hague Museum of Art, Amsterdam, Netherlands. 1. Piet Mondriaan is considered a master of cold abstraction using only points, lines, and planes. At first, his works were mainly composed of landscapes such as trees and rivers drawn with inspiration from nature, but over time, his works became more diverse. It became more abstract. This work was created on his path to abstract painting. 2. This painting is a painting of an apple tree again in the spring of 1912 by an artist who had painted apple trees several times before. The influence of Cubism became stronger, and the screen was divided into smaller pieces and became more abstract. -> The tree branches have changed into black lines of almost the same thickness as part of a parabola, and the lines toward the center and the ocher color only hint at the original tree shape. Without the title, it would be difficult to imagine an apple tree. 3. Afterwards, Mondrian further simplified lines and colors and focused on abstract painting. He put into practice the claim that “all lines are organized into vertical and horizontal lines and all colors converge into the three primary colors and black and white,” and created “compositions of red, yellow, and blue.” It creates masterpieces like “Broadway Boogie Woogie.” 4. When Mondrian worked as a painter, photography had already become popular, so he had no choice but to hand over the “ability to express things as they are” to the camera. Because of this, painters had to go beyond expressing things as they are and draw something on the canvas, and due to this need, ‘abstractionism’ became a major trend in art. Credits Goes to the respective Author ✍️/ Photographer📸 🐇 🕳️ #Bitcoin #Satoshis #Freedom #Apocalypse #Music #Movies #Philosophy #Literature