This work by Patrick Piccinelli evokes the rigorous compositions of Piet Mondrian. But Piccinelli uses these aesthetic codes to divert them towards another expression. He creates a geometric composition and then disrupts its reading with traces and splashes of fluid paint. As if Jackson Pollock was having fun intervening on a Mondrian painting! These traces and these spots of blue shades crossing the composition to escape to the right evoke for the painter; the blue and the summer breezes which begin to fade with the end of the beautiful season.