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nonobjective
In the realm of art history, this term specifies a rigorous form of abstraction. While abstract art often begins with a real-world subject and simplifies or distorts it, nonobjective art bypasses representation entirely, utilizing only the formal properties of the medium such as geometry, color, and texture to create meaning.
When applied to analysis or judgment, the word serves as a synonym for subjective. It describes a perspective that lacks empirical grounding or impartiality, suggesting that the conclusion is driven by personal bias or internal emotion rather than verifiable external data.
Meanings
Not representing any specific object, person, or scene in a recognizable way, typically referring to abstract art that focuses on color, line, and form.
Not based on factual evidence or impartial observation; biased or subjective.
The critic's nonobjective assessment of the performance was based purely on personal preference.