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abstractionism

/æbˈstræk.ʃən.ɪz.əm/

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noun

/æbˈstræk.ʃən.ɪz.əm/C1formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее художественное направление или стиль, подчеркивающий внутреннюю форму и беспредметное содержание, или концепцию, лишенную отсылки к конкретным объектам или примерам.

A noun referring to an artistic movement or style that emphasizes internal form and non-representational content, or a concept that lacks reference to concrete objects or specific examples.

uncountable

  1. Abstract art movementC1formalart

    An artistic genre where content depends on internal form, color, and structure rather than realistic pictorial representation.

    ruАбстракционизм

    • Abstractionism emerged in the early 20th century as a radical departure from traditional art.
    • The gallery featured a major exhibition of abstractionism from European artists.
    • Many critics argue that abstractionism challenges the viewer to find meaning beyond visual reality.

    Synonymsabstract art

    Antonymsfigurationrealismrepresentation

  2. Non-representational conceptC2formalart

    A representation or idea that has no direct reference to concrete objects or specific examples.

    ruАбстракционизм

    • The philosopher argued that abstractionism in thought allows for universal concepts.
    • In mathematics, abstractionism deals with ideas that exist independently of physical instances.
    • The artist's work is a pure form of abstractionism, devoid of any recognizable figures.

    Synonymsabstractabstractiongeneralitygeneralization

    Antonymsconcretismfiguration

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  • abstractionisms plural form
  • abstractionisms' possessive plural form
  • abstractionism's possessive singular form
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