構圖8
1914
Before Piet Mondrian became the king of strict black grids and primary colors, he was busy breaking down reality into a rhythmic puzzle. Painted in 1914, this piece captures a fascinating moment of transition in art history. Instead of his famous bold reds and blues, we see a soft, muted palette of pinks, grays, and beiges arranged in a blocky structure. If you look closely at the top, you'll spot a few curved shapes—little survivors from his earlier, more naturalistic days before he committed to pure straight lines. It's like watching a visual evolution in real-time.
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