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The movement strives to express universal concepts through elimination, reduction, abstraction, simplification, and a dynamic asymmetrical balance of rectangles, planes, verticals, horizontals, the primary colors, and black, white, and gray.
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- 1. De stijl Submitted by : Shweta Saini -Jamia millia islamia
- 2. De Stijl - ”The style “ - Dutch art and design movement founded by painters and architects in 1917 in leiden. - The movement strives to express universal concepts through elimination, reduction, abstraction, simplification, and a dynamic asymmetrical balance of rectangles, planes, verticals, horizontals, the primary colors, and black, white, and gray. - Not to reflect reality but rather than to express harmony that they believed was the law of universe. - Paintings were never framed as they were believed to be intimate part of the world. - Their goal : the organic combination of architecture , sculpture and painting in a lucid, elemental , unsentimental construction. De stijl magazine first front cover. -1917 vilmos huszar. ● This longing for harmony developed in chaotic times of WW1.
- 3. . 1917 ● Doesburg with the cooperation of piet mondrian , JJP Oud , vilmos huszar & van der leck resulted in foundation of De Stijl 1918 ● Gerrit rietveld joined the group but van der leck left due to artistic differences of opinion. ● Manifesto of De stijl. 1923 ● Study of apartment buiding , Theovan doesburg 1924 ● Doesburg split up with piet due to disagreements. ● Schroder house 1925 ● Cafe De unie , J.J.P Oud 1931 ● Leader and founder of movement - Theovan doesburg died which led to the end of movement. Timeline
- 4. Architectural Characteristic features : 1. Flat roof, asymmetry, geometric forms, white or gray walls with details highlighted by primary colors. 2. Compositions generally emphasize the separation of planes, the application of primary colors, and the spatial relationship of solids to voids. 3. Rectangular shapes define the geometric repetition of windows, doors, and blocks of color. 4. Window sizes vary on an individual building from large to small. They may be arranged in patterns or one unit on a large wall. 5. Flat roofs are typical, and distinctly different from other structures. Facade of cafe De Unie showing decorative art. Henny house , robert vent hoff. Designers formulate a new language for architecture. To do this they take a traditional house apart , analyze it like an object , abstract it to eliminate traditional references and then reassemble it in a new way.
- 5. Exterior view of Rietveld schroder house -The only building realised completely according to the principles of De Stijl. Interior of Cafe aubette strasboug , france , Theo van doesburg showing decorative art Examples of De stijl
- 6. Furniture: ● Furniture and decorative arts are conceived as one with the architecture and ● interior design. Designers similarly emphasize structure, construction, proportion, and the balance between solid and void relationships. ● They carefully place individual parts to develop visual balance and harmony so that all parts are appreciated alone as well as in context with the whole furniture piece. ● Chairs and tables are the most important conveyors of concepts. ● Furniture complements the architectonic character of an interior through its emphasis on straight lines, rectangular planes, and geometric forms. Rietvald sideboard Red blue chair Zig zag chair Rietvald chair Red and blue chair , side table and bed
- 7. De stijl now a days Rubik cube BQ code Windows logo Technological screens Pixel - tiny square which forms every picture The fact of simplifying things into pure abstraction of little square in such a powerful idea that even the newest things of our days uses it as a main reference.
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