abstract space

American  

noun

Mathematics.

1. a space whose elements are not geometric points, especially a function space.

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Example Sentences

Peck used a similar comparison: “Making it was like making a pilot episode. That was proof of concept, and now what’s the rest of the season like? How do we take these character arcs even further through this abstract space, then tie it all up?”

From New York Times

So, I find anything you can do to move yourself to a more abstract space.

From New York Times

“The lighting and black-and-white look was to create an abstract space so we could play with shade and tone and shift how it looked and hopefully make a comment about the fictionality of the construct of race — that it is about context, and there’s a certain amount of slipperiness around the reality of it,” says Hall.

From Los Angeles Times

Both the figure and its abstract space are chiseled from an orderly patchwork of short, considered brushstrokes.

From Los Angeles Times

One of her motifs was the theme of the current show: figures falling or flying through abstract space, which is often painted with expressionistic jags and bright swaths of color.

From New York Times