Traditional fields of visual arts – sculpture and painting – have been connected with architecture in different ways. At the end of 20th century, artistic practices within these arts intensified efforts aiming to incorporate architecture in an unprecedented manner into the area of interest as a source of inspiration. The contemporary phenomena have not only expanded, but very often introduced new actions and experiences of space perception that escape classical classification of fine arts.

Traditional fields of visual arts – sculpture and painting – have been connected with architecture in different ways. At the end of 20th century, artistic practices within these arts intensified efforts aiming to incorporate architecture in an unprecedented manner into the area of interest as a source of inspiration. The contemporary phenomena have not only expanded, but very often introduced new actions and experiences of space perception that escape classical classification of fine arts.