Christian art is generally created as an expression of what the church may believe. Since there are several different types of Christianity, or branches under the large name, the church the artist goes to, or whatever religious ideas the artist has will be portrayed in his artwork. Christian art is made to support their ideas and religion, as well as give people a sort of image to look up to. After all, nobody truly knows how God looks.
I'm guessing art for art's sake because that's what someone said.
The way the artwork below exemplifies nonrepresentational (or non-objective) art is:
- it does not represent anything we could identify.
<h3>What is Art?</h3>
This refers to the form of expression which is used by a painter or artist to create an impression about the artistic impressions of whatever he wants.
With this in mind, we can see that from the given art above, we can see that because it is nonrepresentational and makes use of abstract features, we cannot identify anything which it represents.
Read more about non objective art here:
brainly.com/question/1407430
It was a Scandinavian artist from Denmark.
