Why can industrial design become a bridge between art and technology?

Because it gives a useful object functional and attractive form

Option A is correct because industrial design joins practical function with visual and physical qualities. A designer studies how an object will be used, chooses suitable materials and production methods, solves problems of comfort and safety, and also considers shape, colour, proportion, texture, and appearance. Technology helps the object work efficiently and allows it to be produced, while artistic design makes the form understandable, pleasing, and appropriate for people. This combination makes industrial design an example of applied art. Option B confuses design with singing, option C ignores the planning and problem-solving that design requires, and option D is false because industrial products are intentionally visible and usable.

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