primitivism (Meaning)
Wordnet
primitivism (n)
a wild or unrefined state
a genre characteristic of (or imitative of) primitive artists or children
Synonyms & Antonyms of primitivism
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primitivism Sentence Examples
- The art movement of primitivism sought inspiration from tribal cultures and folk art.
- Picasso's paintings from his African period are notable examples of primitivism in modern art.
- Primitivism often emphasizes raw expression and simplicity over refined techniques.
- Critics argue that primitivism romanticizes indigenous cultures without fully understanding their complexities.
- The music of certain punk bands reflects a sense of primitivism in its raw energy and DIY ethos.
- Primitivism in literature can be seen in works that reject conventional narrative structures and explore primal themes.
- The philosophy of primitivism advocates for a return to simpler ways of living closer to nature.
- Some fashion designers incorporate elements of primitivism into their collections, drawing inspiration from tribal patterns and textiles.
- Primitivism in architecture is characterized by structures that blend harmoniously with their natural surroundings.
- The film director's use of handheld cameras and natural lighting reflects a primitivist aesthetic, eschewing polished production techniques for a more authentic feel.
FAQs About the word primitivism
a wild or unrefined state, a genre characteristic of (or imitative of) primitive artists or children
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The art movement of primitivism sought inspiration from tribal cultures and folk art.
Picasso's paintings from his African period are notable examples of primitivism in modern art.
Primitivism often emphasizes raw expression and simplicity over refined techniques.
Critics argue that primitivism romanticizes indigenous cultures without fully understanding their complexities.
