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Art movements arise from shifts in cultural, social, and political contexts. They often reflect the collective experiences and philosophies of artists responding to their environments. New techniques, styles, and ideologies emerge as artists challenge established norms, leading to innovation. For instance, movements such as Impressionism and Surrealism arose from reactions against previous standards, emphasizing personal expression and subconscious themes. Over time, these movements evolve, influenced by ongoing artistic experimentation and collaboration, often overlapping with other styles to create new expressions in art.
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