Art Nova

Art Nova, or the "New Art" movement, refers to a style that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, emphasizing innovation, modernity, and new techniques in artistic expression. It often features bold colors, unconventional forms, and a break from traditional realism, aiming to reflect contemporary life and ideas. Art Nova sought to challenge established norms, encouraging artists to explore personal and experimental approaches, shaping movements like Art Nouveau and early modernism. It represents a conscious shift towards modern aesthetics, inspiring creativity and originality in visual arts, design, and architecture.