Fluxus art

Fluxus is an avant-garde art movement from the 1960s that emphasizes experimental, interdisciplinary, and often playful approaches to creativity. It blurs boundaries between art forms like music, performance, and visual art, encouraging spontaneous, everyday experiences as art. Fluxus artists seek to challenge traditional notions of art’s seriousness and value, favoring simplicity, humor, and participation. Their work often involves actions, events, or instructions that invite audience engagement, making the experience of art accessible and dynamic rather than reserved for galleries or collectors. Ultimately, Fluxus values the process and concept of art over polished, commercial objects.