How will you identify the difference between still visual art and time-based art?

Through static form of experience or sequential presentation

The governing concept is the role of time in the viewer’s experience. A still visual artwork, such as a drawing, painting, or fixed design, is available as a relatively stable arrangement that can be examined without a required sequence. A time-based artwork, such as animation, film, or performance, unfolds through duration, movement, sound, or successive events. Option C is correct because it distinguishes a static form from a sequential presentation. The viewer’s clothes, the artist’s age, and the price of paper do not define the temporal structure of an artwork. Although a viewer may spend different amounts of time looking at a painting, that personal duration does not make the artwork itself time-based.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.