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Abstract Impressionism is an art movement characterized by expressive, non-representational use of color and form, informed by the real world but not directly depicting it. It emerged in the mid-20th century as a reaction against the rigid constraints of Abstract Expressionism, and is often associated with Neo-Expressionism. Artists working in this style aim to convey emotions and ideas through their use of color, shape, and texture, rather than attempting to create a faithful representation of reality. The resulting works are typically bold, gestural, and highly personal, inviting viewers to engage with them on an intuitive, emotional level.