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Chiaroscuro relies on the dramatic contrast between light and shadow to create a sense of depth and volume in two-dimensional art. By manipulating light and dark tones, artists can enhance the three-dimensionality of subjects, evoke mood, and guide the viewer's eye. This technique has been used effectively since the Renaissance to add realism and emotional intensity to paintings.

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