For those who, like me, looked at the original painting and wondered how many people have recreated Mondrians in Lego, the answer is: many people.

I'm not sure why everyone else is downvoting you, but I was really tempted to when I saw that you didn't include any links to Lego Mondrians!

Here are a few good ones:

http://i.imgur.com/1hrQ6xi.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/AFhQ7SW.jpg

https://inhabitat.com/rainbow-hued-ole-kirk-lego-lamps-cast-...

http://www.legopunk.com/?q=node/42

Am guy in first photo, can confirm Mondrian is one of the easiest works of art to recreate in LEGO. Especially when compared to a Seurat :) https://andybauch.com/8-bit-art-history/jk81orw38npc4cx4as24...

Here's another guy that put a creative spin on LEGO painting: http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2015/02/lego-piet-mondrian/

Gotta love the internet! Post an obscure comment, reply with a cool picture found from a 30 second google, person in the first picture finds the obscure comment on the obscure article and says hi!

This article missed a great opportunity to mention Piet, an esoteric programming language that you write by creating Mondrian-style paintings: http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samples.html

The Pi calculator is particularly brilliant: "Naturally, a more accurate value can be obtained by using a bigger program."