abstraktiivisiin

Abstraktiivisiin is a Finnish term that refers to a philosophical and aesthetic concept. It is derived from the words "abstrakti" meaning abstract and "ivisiin" meaning artificial or created. The term is associated with the Finnish philosopher and artist, Vesa Pooroikko who attempted to describe and analyze the relationship between the human perception and the concept of reality.

According to Pooroikko, abstraktiivisiin refers to an artificial construct of reality that is created through human perception and cognition. This construct is abstract in the sense that it is not derived directly from objective reality, but rather from the way humans process and interpret sensory information.

Abstraktiivisiin can be seen as a critical perspective on how human understanding of the world is filtered through cognitive biases, cultural conditioning, and personal experiences. It suggests that our understanding of reality is always incomplete and open to reevaluation based on new information, experiences, and insights.

The concept of abstraktiivisiin has been explored in various fields, including philosophy, art, and psychology. It has been used to describe the ways in which human perception can be influenced by external factors, such as cultural norms, technological advancements, and personal expectations.

Despite its limited use and recognition outside of Finland, the concept of abstraktiivisiin continues to be explored by philosophers, artists, and scholars seeking to understand the complex and multifaceted nature of human perception and reality.