Because of contact with Europeans the artists in what African culture moved from three-dimensional to two-dimensional compositions?

The artists of the Akan culture in West Africa transitioned from three-dimensional to two-dimensional compositions largely due to European contact and influence. This shift was influenced by the introduction of new artistic techniques and materials, as well as changing social and economic dynamics. As trade expanded, Akan artists began to adopt and adapt European styles, leading to the creation of more flat, symbolic representations in their work, particularly in textiles and painting.