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    Chinese art is known for intricate, ornamental ink paintings on silk and paper, while Japanese art takes more minimalist forms like sculpture, ceramics, and calligraphy. Though Chinese art is complex, Japanese art favors simplicity, with the simplest solution to a design problem preferred. Art reflects the society that produces it, conveying social and historical information through aesthetic expression. It also allows artists to explore concepts beyond survival needs and make social statements.

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    Chinese art is known for intricate, ornamental ink paintings on silk and paper, while Japanese art takes more minimalist forms like sculpture, ceramics, and calligraphy. Though Chinese art is complex, Japanese art favors simplicity, with the simplest solution to a design problem preferred. Art reflects the society that produces it, conveying social and historical information through aesthetic expression. It also allows artists to explore concepts beyond survival needs and make social statements.

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    Chinese art is known for intricate, ornamental ink paintings on silk and paper, while Japanese art takes more minimalist forms like sculpture, ceramics, and calligraphy. Though Chinese art is complex, Japanese art favors simplicity, with the simplest solution to a design problem preferred. Art reflects the society that produces it, conveying social and historical information through aesthetic expression. It also allows artists to explore concepts beyond survival needs and make social statements.

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    Paper and silk paintings produced with a brush dipped in black or colored ink are well-known in

    Chinese art. Japanese art, on the other hand, comes in a variety of forms, including wood and bronze sculpture,
    antique ceramics, ink painting on silk and paper, oil painting, calligraphy, and so on. However, although Chinese art is
    intricate and often very ornamental, Japanese art tends toward stark simplicity; the phrase exquisite comes to mind
    in that the simplest answer to a design difficulty is favored.

    How is art a reflection of the society?


    Art evolves to represent society's new advances as it expands and grows. Art is a reflection of our history and
    a record of a significant aspect of our life. If you've ever studied literature, you'll notice that it reflects the time period
    in which it was written, same goes with the painters and artists, their leads people to create for the sake of expression
    and meaning, forcing them to explore beyond what is required for survival. Art has the ability to convey information,
    impact our daily lives, make a social statement, and be appreciated for its aesthetic value. Thus, making art a social
    reflection.

    Those who engages in any of the creative arts is referred to as an artist. This can be anything from
    painting to music. An artisan, on the other hand, is a competent craftsperson who works by hand. The main difference is
    that, while an artisan's product or output has a clear utilitarian value, an artist's product or output may not. Artists' work
    is typically shown in museums or galleries, whereas artisans sell their crafts in fairs and shops. Artists concentrate on
    producing visually beautiful creations, but craftsmen' work is more concerned with accessorizing and practicality than
    with beauty. As a result, one of the few parallels between these two is that they both perform one of the most crucial
    functions in our society. They have the power to alter our world into a better place, where true communication and
    freedom of thought may once again be spread through art and the global language of realism.

    Aside from the tangible media, which is referred to as a writing, a copy of a writing or facsimile, or a
    physical reproduction on paper or other tangible material (Lawinsider, 2011), another medium that I may utilized to
    create art is the Digital Art Medium or New Media Art. Photography is a medium through which artists can express
    themselves. Similarly, a computer is merely a medium or tool for an artist to convey his or her vision of line, form, color,
    composition, and rhythm. A digital artist chooses the medium she wishes to employ (oils, watercolors, or pixels).

    Thinking outside the box is a form of creativity. 21 st century Artists is trained to examine a topic from a
    variety of angles, including those that others may overlook. From big-picture planning to rigorous organizing, skill
    empowers them to embrace their inner strengths. These artists living in the present are creative thinkers and makers
    brings joy, interaction, and inspiration to their communities, but they also provide intelligent critique of our political,
    economic, and social structures, encouraging people to engage thoughtfully and take positive measures toward social
    improvement. Their art serves as their voice in freedom of speech. By offering safe venues for interaction, the arts of the
    21st century artists play a role that may open up discourse among disparate groups, allowing new partnerships to grow.
    They assist us in comprehending and bridging cultural gaps. They contribute to the growth of the economy and the well-
    being of the community. They contribute to our happiness.

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