Geer van Velde's studio paintings are particularly remarkable for their simplicity and depth.​Geer van Velde painted our "Composition-Atelier” in 1951, using fine lines and pale colors to create a feeling of veiled light and subtlety. The painting is seen as a meditation on light and space, combining soft tones and subtle geometry. We can feel the influence of Mondrian's art, that the artist discovered in 1946.
“Composition-Atelier” reveals a balance between simplicity and complexity, where each element seems to be placed with thoughtful intention, giving an impression of calm and encouraging contemplation.