Abstract Art Movement

Abstract art is a movement that emphasizes shapes, colors, and forms rather than realistic depictions of objects or scenes. It focuses on expressing emotions, ideas, or moods through non-representational means, often departing from traditional perspective and detail. Artists use abstraction to evoke personal or universal experiences, encouraging viewers to interpret the work subjectively. This style emerged in the early 20th century as a way to explore artistic freedom, emphasizing innovation and individual expression over literal accuracy. Abstract art challenges viewers to find meaning beyond recognizable images, engaging them on a visual and emotional level.