abstractionism

• Nom désignant une tendance artistique qui privilégie la forme interne et le contenu non figuratif, ou une notion abstraite sans référence à des objets ou exemples concrets ; également, manière de penser ou de théoriser qui s'éloigne du concret.

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.

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1. Abstract art movementC1formalart

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

   abstractionnisme

   • 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.

   Synonymesabstract art

   Antonymesfigurationrealismrepresentation

2. Non-representational conceptC2formalart

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

   Abstractionnisme (concept non représentationnel)

   • 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.

   Synonymesabstractabstractiongeneralitygeneralization

   Antonymesconcretismfiguration