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Kinetic art
Kinetic art is an artistic movement that emerged in the 20th century, characterized by works that actively incorporate movement as a core component of the art itself. The term “kinetic” comes from the Greek word kinesis, meaning “movement,” and this art form is defined by its use of motion, either actual physical movement or the … read more
Gothic
Gothic art, emerging in the mid-12th century, transformed European visual culture by emphasizing grace, verticality, naturalism, and emotion. It replaced the rigid, symbolic forms of Romanesque art with a more expressive, elegant, and spiritual aesthetic. 1. Phases of Gothic Art a) Early Gothic (Mid-12th to Late 13th Century) Originated in France, particularly in churches like … read more
Empire Art
Empire Art refers to the artistic and decorative style that flourished during the early 19th century, particularly under Napoleon Bonaparte’s rule (1804–1815). It is a subset of the Neoclassical movement, emphasizing grandeur, power, and imperial symbolism. The style was heavily influenced by ancient Roman and Greek art, aiming to reflect the strength and legitimacy of … read more