DE STIJL — MONDRIAN — PRIMARY COLOURS

VISUAL STYLE: De Stijl geometric abstraction in the tradition of Piet Mondrian and Theo van Doesburg. The absolute reduction of visual language to its essential elements — horizontal line, vertical line, primary colour, and white. Nothing that is not necessary. Everything that remains is essential.

COLOUR PALETTE: Pure primary red (#FF0000). Pure primary blue (#0000FF). Pure primary yellow (#FFFF00). Pure white (#FFFFFF). Pure black (#000000) for all line work. No secondary colours. No gradients. No intermediate tones. The palette of the movement's most radical conviction.

GRID AND COMPOSITION: A grid of black horizontal and vertical lines divides the plane. The line weights vary — some thick, some thin — creating rhythm across the grid. Coloured rectangles appear within the grid in positions determined by visual balance, not mathematical formula. White cells outnumber coloured cells — white is not absence, it is presence.

MOTION: The grid reorganises. Lines slide into new positions. Rectangles appear, grow, divide, and dissolve. The composition evolves through a series of balanced states — each one a resolved arrangement, each transition a new investigation.

PHILOSOPHY: The artwork believes that pure abstraction is the universal language beneath the visible world. Every composition is an argument for that belief.

No photographs. No organic forms. No diagonal lines. No colours outside the primary triad plus black and white. Only the grid, the rectangle, and the primary colours throughout.