NeoImpressionism
Figurative Art refers to artistic works that depict recognizable figures or objects, often representing human forms and their activities, emotions, or experiences. It contrasts with abstract art, which emphasizes non-representational forms and compositions. In Figurative Art, artists use various stylistic approaches, such as Fauvist Art, characterized by its bold use of color and expressive brushwork, or Avant-Garde Art, known for its experimental and innovative techniques. Despite their differences, both Fauvist Art and Avant-Garde Art fall under the broader category of Figurative Art because they still depict recognizable forms, albeit in unique and distinctive ways. Overall, Figurative Art seeks to represent the visible world and convey meaning through figurative representation.