How has texture proved essential to many cultural art forms? a. it has allow cultures to provide realistic imagery to future generations. b. it has been used to depict a message or a feeling. c. it provides mood and foreshadowing that would otherwise be lost. d. it has led to the creation of new art mediums.

(The context of this one is unclear but I've answered it assuming it's a question for an art history exam, and the answers I've found online for an answer under these circumstances points towards it being answer B) This is a rather subjective question that is difficult to answer through the medium of a multiple choice question, but from the available answers the correct one would likely be b) it has been used to depict a message or feeling. By allowing the dimensions of art to shift and change through different textures, artwork can be stimulating in an extraordinary range of ways, crossing language barriers and communicating visceral emotions.