Unmediated (adjective)

Not involving or provided through an intermediary; direct.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from un- (expressing negation) + mediated, on the pattern of words such as unassisted.

Examples:

1. The unmediated relationship between the artist and their work was seen as a hallmark of their success.
2. The unmediated communication between the leaders allowed for a more open and honest exchange of ideas.
3. The unmediated access to the source material allowed for a more comprehensive understanding of the history.
4. The unmediated sale of the property was made possible by a recent change in the law.
5. The unmediated connection to nature provided a much-needed escape from the stress of city life.