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Risveglio
This Neoplasticism virtual exhibition highlights the theological meaning of color in Mondrian’s work, tracing his move from figuration to abstraction and toward a universal spiritual vision. Through Impressionist and Cubist influences, he developed a neoplastic language where primary colors express a transcendent reality. In his American period, pure colors and freer compositions reflect his love of rhythm and harmony. The exhibition ends with Mendini’s reinterpretation of the Zig-Zag chair, where a simple added board forms a cross, echoing De Stijl’s spiritual symbolism
First-person view video
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CityPatch