Conceptual Art and its Transformational Impact on Kuwaiti Art Scene through techniques and experimentations

The conceptual art movement, which originated in the 1960s and has had a transformative influence globally, has not been confined by geographical boundaries. This includes its significant impact on the vibrant and evolving art scene in Kuwait. This paper explores the transformative impact of conceptual art on the art scene in Kuwait.
The study reveals that conceptual art has broadened the range of artistic methods used in the country, advancing beyond conventional forms and promoting creativity.
Kuwaiti artists have adopted conceptual techniques, using a variety of mediums and innovative experimentations and methods to delve into social, political, and cultural issues. By prioritizing intellectual interaction over visual aesthetic, furthermore it stimulated critical thinking among audiences and provoked discussions on intricate social and cultural topics, such as identity, tradition, and modernity.
Kuwaiti artists have incorporated global influences and contemporary techniques into their work, challenging conventional norms and contributing to the global art discourse.
Conceptual art's impact has spurred the expansion of venues for modern artistic expression in Kuwait. This study aims to shed light on these transformations, in a bid to enhance our comprehension of how this movement is redefining artistic practices and expanding creativity. That will bring the Kuwaiti art scene to the new level of the modern era.