How were art and religion linked in the Chav and Atilde and shyn and Nazca cultures?

In the Chavín culture, art and religion were closely linked as art was often used to portray religious beliefs and rituals, such as the iconic Chavín de Huántar stone carvings representing deities and supernatural beings. In the Moche culture, art was also tied to religion, with elaborate ceramics depicting scenes of religious ceremonies and gods. Additionally, in the Nazca culture, religious beliefs were expressed through the famous Nazca Lines, large geoglyphs in the desert that are believed to have had ceremonial purposes and connections to the heavens.