7. Figurative Abstraction
While abstract art usually avoids realistic depictions, figurative abstraction blends reality with abstraction. Artists may portray human figures, objects, or landscapes but alter them through distortion, exaggeration, or simplification.
The result is a balance between recognizable elements and abstract creativity. Figurative abstraction allows for emotional depth while still providing a link to reality.
This style works well for viewers who appreciate abstraction but also enjoy hints of recognizable forms.
