URGENT!! BRAINLIEST Which is more typically found in both art and nature: pure symmetry or approximate symmetry? Why?

I think the answer is pure symmetry because In pure symmetry identical parts are equally distributed on either side of the central axis in mirror-like repetition. A good example of pure symmetry is the human face. It is the same on both the right side and the left side of the nose. This is what makes me think it's the right answer because in nature a tree is going to look the same on both sides, and in art if the piece is a person then the person is the same.

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jaquelinefvr jaquelinefvr · Answer 2 · 2021-11-04T15:38:00+01:00

Approximate symmetry is most commonly found in both art and nature, because although they appear symmetrical to the naked eye, they are not exactly equal parts of the whole.

As an example, works of art, such as paintings, sculptures and biology, such as plants and the human face, which despite having the parts in balanced proportions, are not completely exact in relation to height, width and length.

Pure symmetry is found in mathematics, while art and nature are more common, approximate symmetry, which guarantees harmony and balance, which are associated with beauty as they confer the idea of stability.

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