What is the main difference between static visual art and time-based art?

Time-based art can create experience with movement or sequence

The governing concept is the role of duration in an artwork. Static visual art, such as a drawing, painting, or still sculpture, presents a relatively stable arrangement of forms, colours, lines, and spaces. A viewer may spend more or less time looking at it, but the work itself does not normally require a sequence of changes. Time-based art, by contrast, develops through duration, movement, sound, or an ordered sequence. Animation, film, performance, and video installation can make the viewer experience events as they unfold. Thus option B is correct: time-based art can create an experience through movement or sequence. Option A is false because static art is visible; C is false because it has form; and D is false because time-based art still has viewers.

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