Minimalistic
Minimalistic is an adjective describing a style, approach, or philosophy that emphasizes simplicity and the elimination of nonessential elements. It derives from minimalism, a broader movement across art, design, and culture, with roots in 20th-century modernism.
In design and the arts, minimalistic often refers to work characterized by clean lines, uncluttered compositions,
Beyond the arts, the term is applied to architecture, interior design, graphic design, fashion, photography, and
Etymology and usage: The word is formed from the root minimal plus the suffix -istic. While closely
Historical context: Minimalism emerged as an art movement in the 1960s and 1970s; its ideas later influenced
Criticism and interpretation: Critics argue that extreme minimalism can feel cold, impersonal, or functionally limiting. Proponents