4a7efc9f.js","931","static/chunks/931-acaae231741be612.js","4244","static/chunks/4244-f47068c377baacad.js","8759","static/chunks/8759-8f4c30b30555e7de.js","4409","static/chunks/app/store_/%5BencodedOrigin%5D/%5Bfulfillment%5D/%5Bcurrency%5D/%5BstoreSlug%5D/%5Bpage%5D/%5BcollectionSlug%5D/page-618396e4b235c17e.js"],"default"] 1c:T425,Here's an interesting story about art school and my personal life.

I've been trying to keep things simple while pushing my own personal limits and after a long string of taking courses I felt would challenge me, I came up with the term post-mondrianism. It's meant as an homage to Piet Mondrian who worked with line and primary colors as a means of rejecting representation in favor of a simpler reality (who really likes the real world anyway?).

In subsequent courses, I realized that this is also connected to Kandinsky's theory of how primary colors represent masculinity, femininity and spirituality (blue, red and yellow).

Now, I could go on a rant about how full circle this is but I'll leave room for a conversation to be had, should I ever meet you. But I do hope that I picked your brain and that this design is, how they say in the art world "thought provoking".

Giving thanks to the Most High, now and always to the end of my days.

jāltwa.

ps. I've lost this design so the only place it exists is here.1d:T425,Here's an interesting story about art school and my personal life.

I've been trying to keep things simple while pushing my own personal limits and after a long string of taking courses I felt would challenge me, I came up with the term post-mondrianism. It's meant as an homage to Piet Mondrian who worked with line and primary colors as a means of rejecting representation in favor of a simpler reality (who really likes the real world anyway?).

In subsequent courses, I realized that this is also connected to Kandinsky's theory of how primary colors represent masculinity, femininity and spirituality (blue, red and yellow).

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