1. Plural of photorealism; art movements or styles in which artists create works that closely resemble high-resolution photographs, emphasizing precise detail and realistic representation.
Usage: Primarily used in art history and criticism contexts; Refers to both the artistic movement that emerged in the 1960s–70s and contemporary practices

Examples

• The museum's exhibition showcased various photorealisms from different decades and regions.
• Contemporary photorealisms challenge viewers to question the boundary between painting and photography.
• Artists working in photorealisms often spend months completing a single canvas.
• The precision required in photorealisms demands exceptional technical skill and patience.
• Critics have debated whether photorealisms represent genuine artistic innovation or mere technical reproduction.