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Street art is reshaping how we think about art by bringing powerful, unfiltered expressions into public spaces-challenging galleries, breaking down barriers, and proving art doesn’t need permission to matter.

Dadaism shattered the idea of beauty in art by embracing chaos, nonsense, and everyday objects. Born in protest during World War I, it redefined what art could be - and still influences modern creativity today.

De Stijl revolutionized art and design with its strict use of geometry, primary colors, and minimalism. Its influence lives on in modern architecture, digital interfaces, and everyday objects.

De Stijl revolutionized furniture design with bold geometry, primary colors, and stripped-down forms. From Rietveld’s iconic chair to today’s minimalist interiors, its influence is everywhere.

Art Nouveau was the defining aesthetic of the Belle Époque, blending nature, craftsmanship, and modernity into every detail-from subway entrances to teacups. It redefined beauty in everyday life.