Automatic Drawing is a technique used in art where the artist allows their hand to move freely across the paper without a specific plan or subject in mind. This method encourages spontaneity and creativity, often resulting in abstract forms and shapes. It is believed to tap into the subconscious mind, revealing hidden thoughts and emotions. This practice is often associated with the Surrealist movement, which aimed to explore the unconscious and dream-like states. Artists like André Masson and Jean Arp utilized automatic drawing to break free from traditional artistic constraints, creating works that reflect their inner experiences and thoughts.