1. Artists or practitioners who follow or advocate neoplasticism, an abstract art movement emphasizing geometric forms, primary colors, and grid-based compositions.
Usage: plural form; art history; often capitalized when referring to the historical movement

Examples

• The neoplasticists of the early 20th century rejected traditional representation in favor of pure abstraction.
• Mondrian and other neoplasticists believed that art should reflect universal harmony through geometric balance.
• Many neoplasticists used only red, yellow, blue, black, and white in their compositions.
• The exhibition featured works by prominent neoplasticists from the De Stijl movement.
• Contemporary neoplasticists continue to explore the principles of geometric abstraction established by their predecessors.