Piet Mondrian was a Dutch painter and theoretician who is one of the most renowned names in 20th-century art, widely acknowledged for his role in establishing the De Stijl artistic movement. His art evolved into a minimalist style that he described as Neoplasticism or "The Style," which reduced designs to simple geometric elements and primary colours.
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Influence on Art, Design, and Culture
Beyond painting, Mondrian's ideas had a profound impact on architecture, design, and popular culture, influencing everything from fashion to advertising. His clear, precise compositions and emphasis on balance and purity resonate through modern design, seen in everything from minimalist architecture to the typography and graphics of corporate logos. Mondrian's vision of art and aesthetics continues to inspire designers and artists who seek to blend visual clarity with cultural expression.