The 'Colección united colors of PIET MONDRIAN' by Enric Solanilla is a contemporary reinterpretation of the neoplasticist movement, seeking harmony through simplicity and geometry. The rectangular shapes in primary colors evoke the work of Piet Mondrian, while the textured background suggests a connection with the urban and modern environment. This work invites reflection on the relationship between art and everyday life, as well as the influence of contemporary visual culture.

Through his mixed technique, Solanilla achieves a balance between the rigidity of forms and the fluidity of texture, creating a dialogue between the abstract and the tangible. The work could be a tribute to Mondrian, as well as an exploration of how colors and shapes can generate emotions and thoughts in the viewer, inviting them to immerse themselves in a world of color and form.