Format art
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Format art is related to conceptual art and is practically a defining sub-genre of it.
Format art focuses on the actualization of a concept. Inspired by televisions TV program format the art format makes room for adaption as part of the interaction with human participants and external factors. The format in it self is only a potential - like a recipe
