+Totalitarian Art serves the state, not the self. It projects power and unity, shaping public thought through monumental forms and idealized imagery, often as [Propaganda](/wiki/propaganda) and a tool for [State Control](/wiki/state_control). Its purpose is to affirm ruling ideology, suppressing individual expression for collective obedience.
+## See also
+- [Political Art](/wiki/political_art)
+- [Censorship](/wiki/censorship)
+- [Social Realism](/wiki/social_realism)
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