Students were given the freedom to choose how and where to place their lines and colors. These choices resulted in a widely varied and extremely colorful collection of work.
See our first exploration of Mondrian in Colored Pencil.
Thursday, 13 February 2014
2nd Grade Project: Piet Mondrian - Cut Paper Compositions
Students again were focused on the work of Piet Mondrian. In this project we approached his Neoplasticism in a different way: cut paper. The 2nd graders used pre-cut black strips as well as primary color squares and rectangles of various sizes to create their Mondrian inspired compositions.
Students were given the freedom to choose how and where to place their lines and colors. These choices resulted in a widely varied and extremely colorful collection of work.
See our first exploration of Mondrian in Colored Pencil.
Students were given the freedom to choose how and where to place their lines and colors. These choices resulted in a widely varied and extremely colorful collection of work.
See our first exploration of Mondrian in Colored Pencil.
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