What distinguishes Christine Hiebert’s use of space from more traditional approaches to drawing?
a) She relies on the three-dimensional space of the gallery.
b) She uses pure hues and angular lines to suggest spatial depth.
c) She builds up areas of denser tones to create an illusion of deep space.
d) She rejects space as a formal element in her work.
a) She relies on the three-dimensional space of the gallery.
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