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In an era of rapid accumulation of information, the question of the quality of the information itself is acute. It is devalued, duplicated, and loses its practical value and meaning. The same thing happens in art, when quantity affects quality. To solve the dilemma of the lack of ingenious creations, so-called synthetic art forms were developed, when different areas of art are mixed, creating unique forms, for example (light painting, film therapy, creating multi-fractal patterns, etc.). Since you can synthesize almost any type of activity, you can also classify them indefinitely.
Synthetic arts are those types of artistic creation that represent an organic fusion or relatively free combination of different types of art, forming a qualitatively new and unified aesthetic whole.
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These include drama and opera theater, which combine literature, dramatic art, painting, and music; ballet (a combination of music, choreography, arts and crafts, etc.); pop art; circus; and film.
It should be borne in mind that the classification of art forms is constantly evolving and changing. For example, in recent years, media art (video art, sound art, media performance, media installation, media landscape, web art, new media art, digital photography) has also been classified as synthetic arts.