Abstract

Abstract practice in art involves the exploration of form, color, texture, and line to convey emotions, ideas, or concepts in a non-representational manner. It is a departure from literal representation, allowing artists to delve into the realm of imagination and intuition. Abstract art challenges viewers to engage with the work on a deeper level, inviting them to interpret and find meaning in the abstract forms and compositions presented. Artists often use abstraction as a means of expressing inner thoughts, experiences, or responses to the world around them, pushing the boundaries of visual language and inviting viewers to contemplate the mysteries of form and color.