The phrase "abstract look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual style or aesthetic that is non-representational or conceptual, often found in art or design contexts.
Example: "The painting features an abstract look that challenges traditional perceptions of reality."
Alternatives: "conceptual appearance" or "non-representational style".
Working with the set and costume designer Jürgen Rose, Mr. Dorn again relies on geometric set pieces that give an abstract look to the staging.
The Diamond World mandala has a more abstract look, partly because it is more densely populated, with some 1,400 divinities sorted out symmetrically like carefully planted seeds.
The narrative is an analytical and abstract look at the step-by-step process of inventing new ways of working together.
Chelsea Through Friday Vagueness has been in vogue this summer, and many group shows have been in puzzler mode, with gassy themes, an abstract look and a hermetic affect.
It replaces a 1997 production by the director Robert Carsen that was visually arresting, with an almost abstract look, full of autumnal colors and a stage floor covered with fallen leaves.
The touches of Italian melodrama do not work well with the stark, modern abstract look of the set: two huge movable, intersecting walls, one charcoal gray the other creamy white.
By 1980, the Baseball Abstract looked almost like a real book, with artwork on the cover: an ape, posed as Rodin's "The Thinker," contemplating a baseball.
The O'Keeffe paintings in the exhibition include one from 1926, called "New York -- Night," that is almost completely abstract, looking like a pastiche of white sheets divided by thin lines that apparently refer to streets and intersections.
Most journals don't have special instructions, so I just read the paper, usually starting with the Abstract, looking at the figures, and then reading the paper in a linear fashion.
The slyly appropriational abstract paintings look liveliest.
His big abstract paintings look as if they were made by a disciple of Tapies.
