cubistic

I think the genre that fits me the most is abstract cubistic. I mean I do not try to paint in a certain way.

This effect was heightened by Park's fragmentary, at times cubistic mode of depiction.

However, some other paintings are found to be cubistic in style.

Overall, one's impression was that Legaspi was in love with the human figure, whether female or male, rendered in a diaphanous, cubistic style.

It appears to have been in his calligraphic studies that Nahle found the means to liberate his work from the copybook's cubistic aesthetic, and to find a way to use acrylics to suspend the impression of movement in the stasis of paint.

But also because the tripod shows the object in rotation and the vessel becomes cubistic.

Nonetheless, you will find lesson ideas in the book (Surrealistic and Dada paintings, Pop art and Cubistic suggestions, and using impasto--to name a few) that don't rely on tracing.

Where there is no transposition, there is no art." (110) In 1929, Dullin stated clearly that "our goal is nothing but a transposition of the truth in the art of the author and in the art of the mise en scene." (111) He stressed again from a historical perspective that the predominance of decor--whether the decor is of realistic, naturalistic, cubistic, or surrealistic inspiration, it is always a decor, and the principle is the same--is an obstacle to the development of dramatic text and art.

Situated at the center of Muller's fiction, women form a cubistic portrait comprehending various faces of feminine characters--from her mother who tells her daughter that one day, as a corollary of her sluttish behavior, she will bring a Romanian man on her parents' doorstep thus shunning their ethnic purity, to Lilli, the tragic character in The Appointment.