Abstract Art

 Abstract art is an artistic genre characterized by the expression of ideas without regard to physical form. The term abstract comes from Latin and translates to “without” or “without reference to.” Abstract art is grounded in a physical medium such as paint, paper, wood or textiles and can be characterized by movement, color and form abstraction. The abstract artists’ movement inspired by the late 19th century included the founding of the American Abstract Artists Association. There are numerous abstract art forms such as expressionism, gestural abstraction and kinetic abstraction.

Abstract art must be grounded in a physical medium as a foundation for all other aspects of the artwork. The artist must understand how his or her ideas are expressed in this physical medium and choose an appropriate style to express ideas truthfully. A few examples of abstract art styles include cubism, expressionism and surrealism. Abstract artists have contributed to multiple art movements such as avant-garde, kinetic art and pop art. They have also used a variety of media to express their ideas such as collage, light painting and sound installations.

Abstract artists have used a variety of media to express their ideas such as collage, light painting and sound installations. They have also contributed to multiple art movements such as gestural abstraction and Lyrical Abstraction with geometric forms..

Abstract art is an artistic genre that has evolved over time through creativity by many artists who base their work on concepts instead of objects or forms. It can express complex thoughts in a simplified way through movement, color and form association. This movement inspires creative minds who want to define their own path towards greatness in creating beautiful artwork grounded in thought instead of form alone.

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