Wabi-Sabi and Japanese Aesthetics
Which statement best describes the influence of the concept of ‘wabi-sabi’ on the development of Japanese aesthetics in the 15th century?
A
It encouraged the imitation of Western artistic styles and techniques.
B
It emphasized the beauty of imperfection and transience, leading to a more minimalist and naturalistic aesthetic.
C
It promoted the use of bright colors and ornate decorations in art and architecture.
D
It focused on creating perfectly symmetrical and geometrically balanced designs.
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