holopoem
holopoem noun: a poem which takes the form of a hologram.
Noun
holopoem (plural holopoems)
- A poem which takes the form of a hologram.
- The tiny square of glass inside looked pristine, untouched. But when Kac held it up between thumb and forefinger and aimed a small, hand-held laser at it, the word AGORA appeared in lurid green letters on the opposite wall. This is his holopoem: In his native Portuguese it means "now." But the name...2023 December 30, Frank Rose, “A 'Holopoem' for the Cosmos”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 08 Jan 2024
Forms of holopoem
| plural | holopoems |
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Origin of holopoem
From holo- + poem. Coined by Brazilian artist Eduardo Kac.
Questions about holopoem
- What does holopoem mean?
- Holopoem means a poem which takes the form of a hologram.
- What part of speech is holopoem?
- Holopoem is a noun.
- What is the plural of holopoem?
- The plural of holopoem is holopoems.
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