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how does an artist’s use of directional forces differ from the use of emphasis and subordination in a work of art?
directional forces rely on contrast and position to highlight the focal point.
directional forces draw the viewer’s eye to neutral areas of lesser importance.
directional forces are used in dynamic and expressive works of art.
directional forces create a path around the work of art.

Explanation:

Directional forces in art guide the viewer's eye through a work, creating a visual path. Emphasis highlights important elements and subordination de - emphasizes others. The key difference is that directional forces create a path around the work.

Answer:

D. Directional forces create a path around the work of art.