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Postmodernist art, in its rawest form, can be seen as a diversion in the concept of art, which the artists believed need no restriction or concrete definition to gain formation. It was the wildest imagination of the mind and also the softest projection. It required no criteria for fitting in or no "criteria for judging an artwork's quality" (Week 3 Resources). Greenberg discusses how the previous phase, modernism, intended to focus on the "process of inversion" and created art that was "perceptions" of the world (Wood, p 15).