The four aesthetic elements of fine art are color, lines, shapes, and motion. color, pattern, lines, and texture. color, lines, symbols, and objects. lines, shapes, motion, and texture.

color, lines, shapes, and motion.  

Explanation:

The Line in Art is one of the visual elements (Point, Line, Shape and Color) A visual artwork will naturally present a subject, an expression and a composition.

Colors are light streaks captured by the eyes, meaning a visual sensation that occurs in the presence of light. The word "color" comes from Latin (color) and means cover, hide.

Shapes - Content: Figurative theme in the visual arts. Where you see the shape, there is the content. Closely connected, inseparable, magnetized. Their echoes reverberate, extend, interweave meanings.

Motion - the artist embraces his creation in expressing, signaling the composition exposed by the moving forms in space.

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