orphism
/ɒrˈmɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A characteristic or tendency that is typical of a particular person or group, especially an artist or intellectual movement.
“His artwork was a reflection of the existentialism that defined the art world’s orphism.”
2. noun
A tendency to see or describe the world in a particular way, especially in terms of abstract shapes and patterns.
“The artist’s unique orphism gave his paintings a distinctive and dreamlike quality.”
3. noun
A style or manner of thinking, acting, or producing art, especially one that is characteristic of a particular movement or era.
“The artist’s orphism was influenced by the abstract expressionism of the 1950s.”