The Evolution of Artistic Expression and Art Valuation: An Integrated Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.69598/decorativeartsjournal.3.81-105Keywords:
creative process, art history, contemporary art, perspective integration, digital artAbstract
This article aims to conduct an in-depth analysis of the creative process in art and the integration of perspectives in art valuation by examining historical evolution, theoretical frameworks, and contemporary practices. The study covers the transformation of creative processes from the classical era to contemporary and digital art, analyzing shifts in the emphasis on motor skills, expressive techniques, and theoretical concepts. The analysis reveals that the creative process is a complex interaction between sensory experiences, cognitive processes, and artistic expression, with socio-cultural contexts serving as crucial factors. The study also finds that contemporary art valuation necessitates the integration of diverse perspectives, including aesthetic, conceptual, social, and technical dimensions, particularly in the context of digital art characterized by interactivity, variability, and immateriality. This article presents an integrated analytical framework that can be comprehensively and appropriately applied to evaluate contemporary and digital artworks in the current context.
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