The 20th century artwork experienced much transformation that leadto change of art's status quo as well as making it loose almost beyond repair. Despite the many changes, the conceptual style and "plein air" have remained and gained more momentum in the modern artwork. The artwork by Marina Abramovic is one of the art pieces that have enhanced the transformation in the contemporary art. In her work, Abramovic uses her body as a medium and subject to test her mental, physical, and emotional limits during her per

formances. Sometimes, the presentations altered the artist's ego beyond the three limits in quest for heightened transcendence, self-transformation, and consciouisness, which led to risking of her life. In effect, the major recurring themes in her artwork are death and life. The two motifs are characterized by pain and endurance, energy dialogue, intense public interaction, repetitive behavior, and long duration actions. The abs

traction or visual arts involved in this art piece include the bones, knives, crystals, tables and pentagrams.The allegory of Abramovic's art piece is highly associated with her historical background that included communist rule and harsh child life from the parents who had a complicated relationship. Essentially, the discussion of Abramovic artwork enhances understanding of the aspect of public participatory, "plein" air concept, and art and improvement of concepts, and skills in t

The contemporary artwork.

The genre of public art was established in the late 20th century. Its concept and context attracted both the experimental and traditional practitioners. In the 21st century, the aspect of public arts has expanded through creative investigations. The development, of public art in the Abramovic artwork is mainly emphasized by her frequent use of graffiti and collaboration with other fields of such as architects, and engineers. In effect, her artwork gains new form, purpose, and locations. The artist has established new variations by employing people with special skills. As a result, her artwork promotes social interaction and sufficiency in entertainment goals.

The second aspect, "ple

in" air, was common in both the 19th and 20th centuries. However, the contemporary artwork has renewed this concept by enhancing the required skills for participation as well as creation of public festival atmosphere. The "plein" air artwork among the modern artists mainly emphasize on uniqueness to gain rapid influence and attraction. Similarly, the collaboration of participatory aspect has enabled "plein" artwork to be more entertaining to both the audience and the involved artists.

Lastly, the current artworks have improved concepts and skills that enhance metaphysical illustrations. The contemporary conceptual art is mainly enhanced by the current computer savvy game designers especially on background scenes and graphics. Equally, the contemporary artists are

inspired by the movies, great illustrators watched from the televisions, and new art form that involve imaginative and inventiveness. In the current scenario, the artist creates unique things through conceptual imaginations.

In conclusion, contrary to the improvement, it is hard for the audience to interpret the message in the contemporary artworks. Unlike the ancient works of art that had a flowing narrative, most of the current artworks have confusing information in effect to combination of many concepts that are sometimes hard to relate. The imaginative concepts are also so unique that only the artist can explain the specific meaning of the presentation. Importantly, the artwork should entail a flowing message that is enhanced by harmonious colors, lines and shapes. The many activities, colors, and contrasting concepts in the Abramovic artworsk create confusion in the viewer's mind and hence become hard to get the flow of the narrative.