Pronunciation: /nɑnˈɑbdʒɛktɪv/
noun a nonrepresentational work of art
A1 Nonobjective art is art that does not represent objects or scenes from the real world.
A2 I prefer nonobjective paintings because they allow me to interpret them in my own way.
B1 Studying nonobjective art can help you appreciate the use of color and shape in different ways.
B2 The museum exhibit featured a collection of nonobjective sculptures that challenged traditional artistic norms.
C1 Art critics often debate the significance of nonobjective art in the context of modern art movements.
C2 The nonobjective nature of the painting left viewers pondering its deeper meaning and symbolism.
adjective not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; unbiased
A1 The abstract painting was nonobjective, with no recognizable objects or figures.
A2 She preferred nonobjective art that allowed her to interpret the piece in her own way.
B1 The nonobjective nature of the sculpture made it open to various interpretations.
B2 The artist's nonobjective style challenged viewers to think beyond traditional representations.
C1 Art critics debated the significance of the nonobjective elements in the painting.
C2 The nonobjective approach of the artist pushed the boundaries of traditional art forms.
formal The artist's nonobjective paintings were displayed in the gallery.
informal I don't really understand nonobjective art, but it looks cool.
slang Some people think nonobjective art is just a bunch of random shapes.
figurative Her nonobjective approach to problem-solving led to innovative solutions.
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