Oftenabstracts

Oftenabstracts is a term that can refer to a few different concepts, primarily related to the creation and appreciation of art. In its most common usage, it describes art that does not attempt to represent external reality accurately. Instead, abstract art uses shapes, forms, colors, and textures to achieve its effect. This can range from entirely non-representational works where the artist's focus is solely on visual elements, to art that is only partially abstract, distorting recognizable objects to create a new interpretation.

The term can also be applied more broadly to any form of expression, be it writing, music, or even theoretical concepts, that deals with ideas and principles in a general or theoretical way, rather than with concrete facts or specific instances. For example, a philosophical discussion might be described as oftenabstract if it focuses on universal truths or abstract theories. In a practical sense, individuals who frequently engage with or produce abstract art might be described as "oftenabstract" in their thinking or creative output. The key characteristic is a departure from literal representation or concrete detail.