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abstract art

/ˈæbstrækt ɑːrt/

Übersetzung: Kunstrichtung, die nicht die sichtbare Wirklichkeit abbildet, sondern mit Formen, Farben, Linien und Gesten arbeitet, um eine Wirkung zu erzielen.

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/ˈæbstrækt ɑːrt/B2formalart
  • deKunstrichtung, die nicht die sichtbare Wirklichkeit abbildet, sondern mit Formen, Farben, Linien und Gesten arbeitet, um eine Wirkung zu erzielen.

A style of visual art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality, instead using shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.

  1. Non-representational artB2formal

    Art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality, instead using shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.

    deAbstrakte Kunst

    • Abstract art often challenges the viewer to interpret the work without a clear subject.
    • The gallery featured a collection of abstract art from the 20th century.
    • Many people find abstract art difficult to understand at first.
  2. Emotional or conceptual expressionB2formal

    A style of art that expresses ideas, emotions, or concepts through non-representational forms rather than depicting recognizable objects.

    deEmotionaler oder konzeptueller Ausdruck

    • The artist used abstract art to convey feelings of chaos and order.
    • Abstract art can be a powerful way to explore color and texture.
    • She prefers abstract art because it allows for personal interpretation.
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