hipergerçekçilik
Hipergerçekçilik, also known as hyperrealism, is an art movement and style that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is characterized by its meticulous and highly detailed representation of reality, often to the point where it can be mistaken for a photograph. Hyperrealist artists aim to create an illusion of reality that is even more "real" than reality itself, exploring themes of perception, media, and the artificiality of modern life.
The technique involves an extremely precise rendering of subjects, focusing on textures, light, and shadow with
Hyperrealism can be seen as a response to abstract art and conceptual art that dominated the preceding