cubistically
- adverb
- /ˌkjuːbɪsˈtɪkli/
- Specialized
- Her drawings are composed cubistically, breaking the subject into angular shapes.
Examples
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The artist arranged the objects cubistically to create a sense of abstraction.
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The painting was created cubistically to emphasize geometric shapes.
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The cityscape was depicted cubistically, with overlapping planes and bold lines.
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She arranged the objects cubistically on the canvas.
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The artist arranged the shapes cubistically, using bold colors and sharp angles to create a striking composition.
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In her latest exhibition, she showcases sculptures that are designed cubistically, reflecting the fragmented perspective typical of this art movement.
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The mural blends its vibrant colors with cubistically arranged figures, inviting viewers to explore its abstract universe.
How Cubist
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cubistically comes from Cubism, an art style named after the simple shape cube, and the ending -istic meaning 'in the style of'. So to do something cubistically is to show it as flat planes and cubes, or 'in a way that looks like Cubism'.