minimalism
minimalism — 名詞
1. a way of making art, music, design, or theatre that keeps only the most basic fo
極簡主義
僅保留最簡元素的創作風格
a way of making art, music, design, or theatre that keeps only the most basic forms and removes anything unnecessary
The gallery's new exhibit shows how minimalism changed American sculpture in the 1960s.
畫廊的新展覽展示了極簡主義如何在 1960 年代改變美國雕塑。
passive structure: how minimalism changed [field]
Reema's apartment follows the rules of minimalism, with bare floors and simple furniture.
Reema 的公寓遵循極簡主義原則，地板裸露，家具簡潔。
collocation: follows the rules of minimalism
In fashion, minimalism means avoiding patterns and sticking to solid colours.
在時尚界，極簡主義意味著避免花樣，堅持使用純色。
The composer rejected minimalism because he preferred rich, layered orchestral sounds.
那位作曲家拒絕了極簡主義，因為他偏愛豐富多層次的管弦樂聲。
Minho studied Japanese minimalism before designing his first furniture collection.
Minho 在設計第一批家具系列之前，研究了日本的極簡主義風格。
- simplicity
broader term; minimalism is a deliberate artistic/lifestyle philosophy, while simplicity can describe any uncomplicated thing
- restraint
focuses on the discipline of holding back from excess, whereas minimalism is a defined style or approach
- sparseness
emphasises emptiness or wide spacing; carries a more neutral or even negative tone than minimalism
- maximalism
the opposite approach that embraces abundance, bold patterns, and layered detail
- ornamentation
the practice of adding decorative elements, directly contrary to minimalism's stripping-away principle
文法句型
often followed by in + field (in art, in design, in music)
用法筆記
Uncountable noun. Frequently used with a domain prepositional phrase (in art, in design, in architecture, in music) to specify the field.