"objectness" meaning in English

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          "text": "As a result objects that \"should\" dominate in Sekiguchi's work instead look strangely anomalous, as if the painter found these isolated things--steaks cut from an animal, an eye separate from the rest of a human figure--to be almost funny in their assertive objectness.",
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          "text": "Like much of the work, these are surrounded by painted frames that are part of the overall composition and underscore the objectness of the artwork.",
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