bohemianism
nounfeminine/buˈɛmiɐ/medium
bo·é·mi·a
Definition
A lifestyle free from social conventions, often associated with artists, writers, and intellectuals who prioritize creativity, nightlife, and informal socializing.
In the 1920s, Paris was the center of European artistic bohemianism.
His youth was marked by a phase of pure bohemianism.
Etymology
Do francês 'bohème', por via do adjetivo 'bohémien' (cigano), associado a um estilo de vida livre e artístico.