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Abstract Expressionism is a style of painting that could help modify background designs through techniques like paint, oil pastels, and chalks. Key elements of Abstract Expressionism include color, which can impact mood, as well as playing with techniques in a way that combines this style with other favorite designs. The document provides suggestions for how to research and learn more about Abstract Expressionism by creating questions to help explain it to others.
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