The phrase "a visual translation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of converting information or concepts into a visual format, such as images, diagrams, or graphics.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a visual translation of the emotions expressed in the poem."
Alternatives: "a visual representation of" or "a graphical interpretation of".
He discovered that often the best way to understand a difficult text was to make a visual translation of it.
The essence, however, remains the same: a visual translation of music that asks those watching to hear, as it were, with their eyes.
Kelley's masterpiece, "More Love Hours Than Can Ever Be Repaid" (1987), incorporating a mountain of found handmade stuffed animals, amounts to a visual translation of W. B. Yeats's line "the foul rag and bone shop of the heart".
It's matched by Waititi's mighty, gothic vision of astronomical catastrophe that seems like a visual translation of heavy metal (Thor's hair band), and also a timely setup for a sequel, as the former residents of Asgard head for safety on Earth, a planet where, as refugees, they expect to be welcomed.
Kelley's masterpiece, "More Love Hours Than Can Ever Be Repaid" (1987), incorporating a mountain of found handmade stuffed animals, amounts to a visual translation of W. B. Yeats's line "the foul rag and bone shop of the heart". A similar despairing mockery attends satires of Sister Mary Corita Kent's saccharine peace-and-love graphics, which had afflicted Kelley during his Catholic boyhood.
The result is a visual translation of reading, which is in itself a visual translation of an oral tradition.
Moving water shot at high speed has this ethereal hypnotic quality which felt like an ideal visual translation of the sinuous synth element in the music.
However, six of the top 30 correlations all derived from a single cluster (k15.21) of the 3dMind Map, a self organizing map which clusters similar cytotoxicity data into a two dimensional visual translation of related compounds.
Filmed with a crisp, minimalist technique, Kaurismäki's dry, deadpan depiction of a world with no future is a squeaky-clean Nordic visual translation of punk.
When I saw this show at year's Globe to Globe, I was thrilled by its kinetic dynamism and visual translation of Shakespeare's poetic imagery.
Stanley Spencer's art reflects his deep lifelong beliefs: that art was the visual translation of epiphany (one of many ideas which was at odds with European modernism) and that sexual experience was the way to salvation.
