Are there still people who don't appreciate abstract art today?
Introduction to Abstract Art
Abstract art can be a mysterious and daunting realm for those who are new to it, given its diverse and rich formal language that can leave people feeling lost. However, at its core, abstract art transcends the limitations of realism, presenting the audience with a vibrant and lifelike imagery of unique shapes, colors, and forms. It encourages viewers to freely explore and perceive rather than interpret or identify specific objects or scenes, offering a distinct experience.
Abstract art is a form of expression vastly different from realistic art. It goes beyond the boundaries of traditional art, challenging viewers to think and feel in entirely new ways. It greatly stimulates our imagination and creativity, urging us to surpass the known and venture into new realms of emotion and thought. Whether you are a beginner or not, by immersing yourself in the language of abstract art, you can gain profound visual experiences. （The picture is my latest work： digital drawing printed on canvas, 30x30 inches）
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