Art and experimental architecture are closely related as they both involve exploring new forms, materials, and methods of creating aesthetically pleasing and functional structures. Experimental architecture often involves pushing the boundaries of traditional architectural practices and incorporating artistic concepts and techniques to create unique and innovative buildings. In turn, art can inspire and inform experimental architecture by introducing new ideas and perspectives on space, materials, and design. Both art and experimental architecture strive to challenge conventional thinking and create new ways of experiencing and interacting with the built environment.
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