Composition C (No. III), with Red, Yellow, and Blue

‘Balance through the equivalence of nature and mind, of that which is individual and that which is universal, of the feminine and the masculine -this general principle of Neo-Plasticism can be achieved not only in plastic art, but also in man and society,… In society, the equivalence of what relates to matter and of what relates to mind can create a harmony beyond anything hitherto known… To be concerned exclusively with relations,“ he continued four years later, “while creating them and seeking their equilibrium in an art and life, that is the good work of today, that is to prepare the future.’ 
Mondrian


Tate Modern, London