Is rope art a performance art?

Rope art is also a kind of performance art.

Performance art is one of the modern art forms that rose in Europe in 1950s and 1960s. Performance art is a process in which artists personally participate in and carefully plan to introduce behaviors or events, and develop step by step and form results through communication with people. We define this event or process as performance art, which refers to the art composed of individual or group behaviors at a specific time and place. It is one of the modern art forms that rose in Europe in 1950s and 1960s. Performance art must include the following four basic elements, without any other restrictions: time, place, action art's body and communication with the audience. This kind of art is different from painting, sculpture and other art forms composed of concrete things. [1] Although in theory, performance art can include some relatively mainstream activities, such as juggling, fire breathing, gymnastics and other acrobatics, as well as drama, dance and music. These are generally classified as performing arts. Performance art usually refers to only one of avant-garde art or conceptual art in visual art. [1] On the origin of performance art, it is one of the modern art forms that rose in Europe in 1950s and 1960s. It means that artists take reality itself as the medium of artistic creation and continue it for a certain period of time. The originator of performance art is the famous French artist yves klein (1928- 1962). His masterpiece is 196 1 year's Free Fall, when he freely fell from a tall building with open arms.

Knot art refers to the art of knot. Ropes, like women, have complex and beautiful curves. Rope art is to combine the rope with the human body in a circular and orderly way by using various skills of rope, and bind the human body with various patterns, so that the rope and the human body can be perfectly combined into a perceptual work of art. Rope art is an explicit artistic means to bind the female body. From the perspective of appreciation, it has a strong visual impact and can bring people visual and spiritual enjoyment!