profílióban

profílióban is a Hungarian term. It is the adverbial form of the word "profil," which translates to "profile" in English. Therefore, "profílióban" essentially means "in profile."

This term is most commonly used in artistic contexts, particularly in drawing, painting, and sculpture. When a subject is depicted "profílióban," it means their likeness is shown from the side, with the face and body turned away from the viewer's direct gaze. This contrasts with a frontal view or a three-quarter view.

The "profílióban" perspective can emphasize specific features of a face or body. It can also be used to create a sense of movement or to convey a particular mood or narrative. In portraiture, a profile view can offer a distinct and often recognizable representation of an individual. Beyond art, the term might occasionally be used in photography or even in discussions about how something is presented or viewed from a specific angle, though its primary association remains with visual representation of form.