Art Nouveau architecture expressed the values of the Art Nouveau movement by emphasizing a focus on decorative art and the integration of the natural world into design. This was achieved through the use of organic shapes and forms, such as curves, floral motifs, and asymmetrical patterns. Art Nouveau architecture also included elements of technological advancements, such as the use of new materials like iron, glass, and concrete. The movement sought to reject traditional art forms and instead embrace a more modern, innovative approach to design. This value was reflected in the use of innovative techniques and decorative elements that were often uniquely crafted for each structure. Overall, Art Nouveau architecture expressed the movement's celebration of creativity, originality, and individuality.
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