kuvamisel

Kuvamisel is an Estonian verbal noun formed from the verb kuvama, meaning to depict, illustrate, or visualize. It denotes the act of depicting or visualizing and indicates that this activity is currently taking place or is in progress. The form is part of the -misel group of gerunds, which express “in the act of” performing a given verb.

In practice, kuvamisel appears in formal or descriptive texts to refer to processes of representation, visualization, or presentation. It is commonly used in discussions related to visual design, media production, art criticism, and educational materials, where researchers or practitioners describe the stage at which something is being depicted rather than merely stating that it exists. The construction helps to specify timing or modality, distinguishing an ongoing visualization from finished representations.

Kuvamisel is related stylistically to other Estonian forms built from the same verb, such as kuvama (to depict) and kuvand (image or depiction). It therefore belongs to a broader set of terms used to discuss visual processes and representation in Estonian, providing a precise way to talk about ongoing creation or rendering of images and ideas.