The phrase "abstract deep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a concept or idea that is both abstract and profound, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The artist's work often explores themes that are abstract deep, challenging viewers to think critically about their interpretations."
Alternatives: "profoundly abstract" or "deeply conceptual".
Munch's "Starry Night" (1893) is a near-abstract, deep-blue painting of a coastline.
Arcangel has done something archetypally modernist to this raw material: analysed it, picked it apart, until he reveals a strange, abstract beauty deep in the heart of things.
Participants must abstract the deep meaning of the proverbs to create connections between them and the retrieval of the earlier episode during later presentations likely supports memory for the instances and the generalization.
Forum leaders guide abstract and deep conversations with thousands of people a year that explore the profound concerns all of us share about our lives.
Bill.com has developed a service that abstracts the deep complexity of back-office operations.
They reveal his talent for a lyrical, intimate, but controlled abstraction that shuns the Sturm und Drang of deep Abstract Expressionism while acknowledging its influence.
"We have marveled enough at the deep abstract wisdom of nature and history," Berlin quotes Herzen declaring.
Last night Phillips had a later Rothko: "Untitled" (1969), an abstract canvas in deep blue, black and brown tones.
"Onement V," an abstract composition of deep blue bands painted in 1952 realized $22.48 million, dwarfing the $5.19 million paid four years earlier at Christie's for an untitled 1969 composition in ink.
Mr Djavan Khoshdel, a 24 year old mature student from Bournemouth said: "We are told by the art world that abstract artworks evoke deep and powerful emotions that merit them their price tags.
The Trinitological concept of the person was far from the modern meaning that the term assumes in personalism, and Boethius' definition too indicates only in the barest abstract outline the deep and comprehensive signification that personalism ascribes to it.
