What does abstract art seek to represent?

Abstract art seeks to represent an interpretation that does not aim for realistic representation. Instead of focusing on accurately depicting the visual world, abstract art conveys ideas, emotions, and concepts through forms, colors, and lines that may not directly correspond to real-world objects or scenes. This art form emphasizes the artist's subjective experience and encourages viewers to engage with the work on an emotional or intellectual level, rather than through a lens of conventional representation.

In contrast, accurate depictions of visual reality, dark emotional themes, and architectural precision pertain to more traditional or figurative art forms. These aspects focus on capturing reality, exploring specific emotional narratives or adhering to geometrical and structural intricacies, which are not the primary goals of abstract art.