intimism
/ɪntɪmɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A style of painting characterized by a focus on intimate and domestic scenes, often emphasizing light and atmosphere.
“The artist’s use of soft colors and subtle lighting in her paintings exemplified the principles of intimism.”
2. noun
A literary style characterized by a focus on the inner lives and emotions of characters.
“The novelist’s exploration of her characters’ inner worlds was a prime example of intimism in literature.”
3. noun
A philosophical or psychological approach that emphasizes the importance of personal relationships and intimate connections.
“The philosopher’s emphasis on the role of intimacy in human development was a key aspect of her theory of intimism.”