Nonfigurative art, often used interchangeably with abstract art, refers to artworks that do not depict or represent recognizable objects, figures, or scenes from the natural world. It deliberately departs from representational accuracy, focusing instead on elements such as color, form, texture, line, and composition to convey meaning or evoke emotions. The emphasis is on the intrinsic qualities of the artistic medium and the subjective experience of the viewer, rather than on mimetic representation. This artistic approach allows for a broader range of interpretations and encourages a deeper engagement with the visual elements themselves, prioritizing aesthetics over objective depiction.
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