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I mean actual abstract art not like the typical abstract art

Out of sheer curiosity, how would you differentiate the two?
It's not about creativity or even art, I'd say.
Hyper realism is all technique >

I can recognize the skill but, yeah agreed, they’re not interesting. >

if you aren't interested in the art of the technique then you are right. if you are interested in the technique and methods and artistry behind making it, you would find it more interesting. >

I agree. People need to realise that art isn't about capturing the outside world in the most realistic way possible. Art is about creating something that cannot be captured by camera, expressing your view on something that might differ from the original image, putting emotions into the raw and unbiased event that took place outside of your head and morphed into something much more meaningful inside of your head.
Mirroring requires skill. Creativity requires intelligence. >

The message behind them are amazing. There’s this guy on TikTok that I follow, I forgot his @, he’s able to make anything look like a high quality black and white photo and it’s amazing he has a self portrait thats absolutely amazing >

I agree, definitely impressed by the skill it requires to make the art but end result is bland. >

Hyper realism is only good when it's obscure and abstract, I mean actual abstract art not like the typical abstract art.