Neoplastic Art
Neoplastic Art refers to a form of abstract art that is characterized by geometric shapes, straight lines, and primary colors. This art movement, also known as De Stijl, emerged in the early 20th century in the Netherlands. Artists associated with Neoplastic Art sought to create a universal visual language that expressed a sense of harmony and order. The use of simple, geometric forms and limited color palette was intended to evoke a sense of purity and balance. Neoplastic Art aimed to break free from traditional artistic conventions and explore the relationship between form and color in a radical new way.