Why is it not proper to consider temporary art less valuable in types of art?

Because time, process, and experience can also be parts of art

The governing concept is that artistic value is not determined only by physical permanence. Temporary works may be designed to exist for a limited time and may emphasize change, participation, place, memory, or the process of making rather than preservation as a lasting object. Option A is correct because time, process, and lived experience can be deliberate parts of the artwork. A performance, rangoli, sand arrangement, community event, or time-based installation may disappear physically while retaining cultural, emotional, or documentary significance. Option B is factually false, option C uses an unjustified limitation, and option D is wrong because viewers can experience temporary art during its existence. Meaning and impact, not durability alone, must guide evaluation.

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