IPA: /ˈvɔːrtɪsɪst/
KK: /ˈvɔrtɪsɪst/
Relating to a modernist art movement that emphasizes dynamic movement and energy, often characterized by abstract forms and bold colors.
The vorticist style is known for its energetic and abstract representations of the modern world.
A person who creates art in a style that emphasizes dynamic movement and abstract forms, often associated with the Vorticism movement in the early 20th century.
The vorticist painted with bold colors and geometric shapes to convey energy and motion.
Vorticist → It is formed from "vortex" (from Latin "vortex", meaning whirl or spiral) and the suffix "-ist" (meaning one who practices or is concerned with). A vorticist is someone who is associated with or practices the artistic style characterized by dynamic movement and energy, akin to a whirlpool.
Think of a 'whirl' ('vortex') and someone who is deeply involved in that movement ('-ist'). This helps you remember that a vorticist is someone who embodies the dynamic energy of that whirl.