Performance art is a term that is heard a lot these days. It is often heard in galleries, theaters, and even concerts. Perhaps initially this medium was unfamiliar to everyone, but in recent years, with the organization of dedicated festivals in various countries, this medium is no longer a stranger. Performance artists aim to present concepts within their own culture, traditions, or the space in which they create their work.

In fact, artists of visual arts find performance art as a direct method to communicate what they want to convey to the audience. In fact, a performance does not come into existence with a painting. The utmost limit that a painting can reach is conceptual art. However, if a human being with any physical form is present beyond this painting, the essence of the action is the suggestive interaction between the human and the painting at any given moment. In essence, performance art is an art form that happens in the moment, an event inseparable from it, and nothing in it is predictable or predetermined.