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Cave walls have a lot of texture. Why are painting on them considered 2D art?

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Responses

Art in 2D is limited to one surface.

Art in 2D is limited to one surface.

Early societies could not create 3D art.

Early societies could not create 3D art.

Anything that is not sculpture is 2D art.

Anything that is not sculpture is 2D art.

Texture is one of the elements of design.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
"Art in 2D is limited to one surface."

Explanation: cave paintings occupy a single surface (the wall) and have height and width but not true depth or volume; surface texture doesn't make them three-dimensional.