Discussion
The motifs that represent any unknown form is known as :
Answer: A
Motifs that represent no recognisable form are abstract motifs.
Abstract designs use lines, shapes, colours and textures that do not represent any known object, the 'unknown form' of the question.
Natural (realistic) motifs show objects as they look, stylised motifs simplify or exaggerate a real object while keeping it recognisable, and geometric motifs are built from regular shapes such as circles, squares and triangles.
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