Notes
I was going to straighten this, but it reminded me of the story of when the founders of the De Stijl movement (which included Mondrian) 'had words' with the painter/designer/architect Gerrit Rietveld when he began to introduce diagonals into his work. The De Stijl purists didn't like this, it went against their horizontal/vertical/90 degree aesthetic. They kicked him out. Allegedly.
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Comments So Far...
absolutely wonderful
fabrizio on 27th January 2011 @ 7:59am
Mindblowing, Rhys. Your such a young intellectual. Great post, great shot! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
Fritsch on 27th January 2011 @ 2:17pm
better off unstraightened !
minimodi on 27th January 2011 @ 8:20pm
those nasty diagonals. :) cool shot.
Otto K. on 27th January 2011 @ 8:30pm
You chose your side!
PixeLuz on 28th January 2011 @ 11:22pm
Glad you didd' straight it up. Just Mondrian & your great art work! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
Fritsch on 30th January 2011 @ 1:47pm
This works great on so many levels. There, I did it. A pun. Now I feel old.
Dustin W. Fletcher on 8th February 2011 @ 9:19am