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Process Art is an art form characterized by an emphasis on the process of creation over the final product. It emerged in the 1960s and 70s as a reaction against the slick, mass-produced aesthetic of Pop Art and the introspective focus of Abstract Expressionism. Process artists often employ unconventional materials and techniques, prioritizing experimentation and discovery over traditional notions of skill and finish. They seek to reveal the inner workings of art-making, inviting viewers to consider the ideas, actions, and decisions that went into the creation of a work. In this way, Process Art challenges conventional notions of artistic genius and elevates the act of creation itself to a form of expression.