IPA: /niˈoʊpləˌtɪsɪst/
KK: /niˈɑpləˌtɪsɪst/
A person who creates art in the style of neoplasticism, which emphasizes geometric forms and primary colors.
The neoplasticist displayed their latest work at the gallery, showcasing bold lines and vibrant colors.
Neoplasticist → It is formed from "neo-" (meaning new) and "plasticus" (from Greek "plastikos", meaning capable of being shaped or molded) and the suffix "-ist" (meaning one who practices or is concerned with). The word refers to a person who specializes in new formations or developments, particularly in the context of cells or tissues.
Think of 'new' ('neo-') and 'shaping' ('plasticus') to remember that a neoplasticist is someone who works with new formations, especially in biology.