Composition 2 1929

Piet Mondrian's "Composition 2" (1929) is a prime example of his signature style known as Neo-Plasticism. The painting's composition is a grid of rectangles filled with primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and white, emphasizing balance and simplicity. Black lines divide the canvas, creating geometric forms that evoke a sense of order and harmony. This work, now part of the National Museum of Serbia collection, exemplifies the artist's pursuit of abstract art, stripping away the representational to focus on pure visual elements.