👉 Norlandism is a term used in the arts to describe a style of painting that emphasizes the use of light and shadow, as well as the use of negative space. This art form often features large-scale compositions with intricate details and a focus on the viewer's senses rather than just their eyesight. The term "norlandism" was coined by artist Robert Rauschenberg in his 1965 exhibition "The Color Line," which he used to describe his own style of painting
