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Restrictive art or Constrained art [1] is the collection of art mediums in which the artist is forced to use a limited array of tools, techniques and/or materials. [2]
The restriction can be voluntary, such as in pontilism, or because of the nature of the medium, like in mosaiquism. These types of works became vastly more popular during the late 20th and early 21st centuries with the appearence of digital media and videogames, in which the technology could only afford to display simple graphics, causing the creation of restrictive digital media, particularely pixel art, low poly art and voxel art.
In the modern day it is most common to see this kind of art in the shape of art challenges that spread through social media, like making an artwork using only noodles or painting with an uncommon/difficult material like coffee or tea.
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