IPA: /æbˈstrækʃənɪst/
KK: /æb'strækʃənɪst/
This word describes something that is connected to the idea of abstractionism, which is a style of art or thought that focuses on concepts rather than concrete objects.
The abstractionist approach in art emphasizes the use of shapes and colors rather than realistic representations.
A person who creates or appreciates art that does not represent real objects or scenes, focusing instead on colors, shapes, and forms.
The abstractionist's latest work challenges traditional perceptions of reality.
Abstractionist → It is formed from "abstrahere" (from Latin, meaning to draw away) and the suffix "-ist" (meaning one who practices or is concerned with). The word refers to one who practices or is concerned with drawing away from concrete realities to focus on abstract concepts.
Think of someone who 'draws away' ('abstrahere') from the real world to focus on ideas and concepts — that's what an abstractionist does.