Abstract
Abstract art is a style of visual expression that breaks away from traditional representation of physical objects. Instead of depicting the world as it appears, abstract artists use shapes, colors, forms, and lines to convey emotions, concepts, or ideas. Emerging prominently in the early 20th century, this movement challenged the boundaries of artistic norms, allowing for greater freedom and experimentation. Whether it's the bold geometry of Kandinsky or the expressive swirls of Pollock, abstract art invites viewers to interpret meaning through their own perspective, making the experience deeply personal and open-ended.
