To determine which element of art the artist uses most to create emphasis and balance, we would typically look at their artwork to see how each element is employed. However, generally speaking:
- Color can create strong emphasis and can also be used to establish balance through the use of contrasting or harmonious hues.
- Line can lead the viewer's eye and can create shapes that may emphasize certain areas.
- Shape can be used to create focal points or balanced compositions, depending on their arrangement and relationship.
- Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color and can create depth, contrast, and emphasis.
Without specific information about the artist or the artwork in question, it's a bit difficult to pinpoint which element is primarily used. However, if you have a specific artist or piece in mind, please provide more details for a more tailored response. Otherwise, color is often a strong element for creating emphasis and balance in many artworks.