OPPROBRIUM:

A． render unseen objects in a visible manner, thus permitting access to the subconscious of the visual brain
B． portray a variety of visual perspectives simultaneously, displaying many sides of an object
C． abandon and forswear the use of all techniques of lighting and distance in their artwork
D． consciously apply the law of abstraction to their paintings to illustrate an understanding of the visual brain
E． critique the brain's ability to mimic by demonstrating the limits of visual representation

A． He possessed a deep sense of ambiguity toward his own ideas that caused him to lose confidence in them.
B． He displayed a tendency to work quickly on one project and then abandon it in haste for another.
C． He generally felt a dissatisfaction with the ideals that served as the model for his art works.
D． He frequently felt unable to express his general ideals through a particular art work.
E． A heavy price was exacted upon him as an artist by the process of continual abstraction.