A Contemporary art form to spread a message and not so much to create something that would be visually appealing
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A contemporary art form used to spread a message rather than to create something visually appealing is often called conceptual art.In this form, the idea or message behind the artwork is more important than its appearance. The artist uses materials, installation, or performance to communicate social, political, or environmental issues. For example:An artist placing a pair of worn-out shoes in a public square to represent poverty.An installation of plastic waste in a museum to raise awareness about pollution.These works may not look beautiful but serve to provoke thought, emotions, or action from the audience.
