"Perpetual Motion" Exhibition

The exhibition *Perpetual Motion* brings together three artists from different generations, each of whom works in their own way based on the idea of continuous development: a process of change in which new possibilities emerge and existing insights are continually reexamined. The exhibition demonstrates how artistic visions continue to inspire, transform, and take on new forms over time.

In *Perpetual Motion*, animation and video artist Udo Prinsen (1974) explores the work and ideas of Piet Mondriaan (1872–1944) and the Canadian artist Guido Molinari (1933–2004). Through a film and music installation developed specifically for the Mondrian House , Prinsen draws inspiration from both artists’ quest for rhythm, color, movement, and innovation. Central to the exhibition is the idea that art is constantly evolving: a process of change in which new possibilities emerge and existing insights are continually reexamined.