hyperrealismi
Hyperrealismi, or hyperrealism, is a visual arts movement defined by works that achieve a level of detail and clarity that resembles high-resolution photography or hyper-real perception. While closely related to photorealism, hyperrealism often aims to intensify reality, producing scenes that can feel both precise and slightly uncanny, with narrative or social commentary implied through the image.
Originating in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the United States and Europe, hyperrealism developed from
Common characteristics include the deliberate use of photographs as source material, technically demanding rendering of textures
Hyperrealist works appear in painting, sculpture, and installation, and the movement has influenced contemporary realism by