"I am convinced that by not trying to express anything determinate, one expresses what is most determinate: truth (the all-embracing)."
"Mondrian could not control the world around him, but he could control the one he made," Weber notes. This reflects his struggle and mastery in his art.
Nicholas Fox Weber's Mondrian: His Life, His Art, His Quest for the Absolute finds nuance and humanity in the life of an uncompromising man often working in poverty.
He loved nature and painted dunes, waves and trees. His haunting, elegiac Compositions put those subjects in the past.
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