1. plural of photorealist; artists who practice photorealism, a style of painting or drawing that aims to represent subjects with photographic accuracy and detail.
Usage: art movement term; typically refers to visual artists (painters, sculptors, or photographers)

Examples

• The photorealists of the 1970s challenged viewers to question the relationship between art and photography.
• Many photorealists spend months on a single painting to achieve lifelike precision.
• Contemporary photorealists continue to explore the boundaries between painting and photographic representation.
• The gallery exhibition featured works by leading photorealists from around the world.
• Some critics argue that photorealists prioritize technical skill over emotional expression.
• Photorealists often use photographs as reference material for their detailed compositions.