In this episode, we explore the interplay of form, style, and function in Western art and architecture, from ancient Greece to modern innovation. We discuss how these elements shape both visual beauty and practical design, from the harmonious proportions of the Parthenon to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. By examining masterpieces across time, we reveal how artists and architects use visual language to communicate ideas and transform spaces. Discover how form and style shape our experience of art, architecture, and the world around us.