Cubist artists analyzed, decomposed and aggregated objects in an abstract form.
 Cubism, as an art, is a visual language in which geometric planes challenge the conventional representation of objects in many perspectives and are not opposed to a single perspective to show the object in more context.
 The artist should make his vision multifaceted and look into the components, but it was not possible to show the objects at the same time, and the most that the artist could do to record the cubism works was that the facilities and objects that were in his sight  to depict
 Picasso and Braque were two artists who worked in this field.
 Pablo Picasso can be considered as the creator of cubism style.  Juan Grace is another famous painter of Cubism style.  The most famous painting of Cubism is the portrait of Pablo Picasso

Cubism revolutionized art by presenting multiple perspectives, highlighting the complexity of perception through geometric abstraction.