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The empty blue area in the sky can be an example of which space?

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Correct answer: Negative space

Answer: A, negative space. In art, positive space is occupied by the main subject, while negative space is the unoccupied area around, between, or sometimes within subjects. If a picture contains a tree or person and an open blue area of sky around it, that open area can function as negative space. It helps separate the subject, balance the composition, and make the shape easier to see. B is wrong because positive space normally refers to the figure or object being represented, not the empty background. C is wrong because a flat blue area is not automatically a three-dimensional form. D is wrong because hard texture describes a surface quality, not an empty area. A is correct even though the sky has colour; “empty” refers to the absence of a main depicted object. Memory cue: subject is positive; open surrounding area is negative.

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SpaceNegative SpaceSkyCompositionFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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