Archive: 2025/11

Land art uses natural materials like earth, rocks, and water to create temporary, site-specific works that exist outside galleries and borders. It challenges ownership, permanence, and how we relate to nature.

The Baroque era exploded with drama, gold, and emotion-used by churches and kings to awe and control. By the late 1700s, it collapsed under its own weight, giving way to reason and simplicity. But its influence still shapes art, music, and film today.

Bauhaus revolutionized design by merging art, craft, and industry. Its principles of simplicity, function, and affordability still shape everything from furniture to smartphones today.

Magical realism in graphic novels blends the ordinary with the impossible, using quiet, visual storytelling to explore deep emotions. Unlike fantasy, it doesn’t create new worlds-it reveals hidden truths in our own.