The phrase "aesthetic connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or bond that is based on beauty, art, or visual appeal.
Example: "The artist's work creates an aesthetic connection with the viewer, drawing them into a world of color and form."
Alternatives: "visual bond" or "artistic link".
The group's aesthetic connection to Parker is circuitous but deeply inscribed.
What's missing for the reader is often an emotional or aesthetic connection.
But she had seen his work and recognized an aesthetic connection between it and the show she was working on.
But where the Ghost bears little to no familial resemblance to the 7 Series, there always existed a clear aesthetic connection between the Maybachs and the S-Class.
Looking at this photo, taken inside a Columbia laboratory (no, that's not Peter Sellers), it's hard to miss the aesthetic connection to Kubrick's 1964 black comedy Dr. Strangelove.
Unlike the avant-garde work of Yohji Yamamoto, Rei Kawakubo and Issey Miyake — Japanese designers who took Paris by storm in the 1980s — there is no discernible aesthetic connection among the designs of Asian-Americans.
Those people have no "real" Scottish ancestry but feel aesthetic connections.
He worked them into idiosyncratic compositions that use American Indian pottery, African masks and everyday items like spoons and door hinges to establish startling aesthetic connections.
He arranged them not by period or style, but in idiosyncratic compositions that use American Indian pottery, African masks and everyday items like spoons and door hinges to establish aesthetic connections.
His writing throughout is knowledgeable, witty, and at times archly opinionated, but revealing a sensitivity to the political, cultural, economic, and aesthetic connections that lie beneath the surfaces of everyday life.
NOW DANCE COMPANY In-Young Sohn, a former member of the Korean National Dance Company and an avatar of the nascent Korean modern-dance movement, brings her company to NYU's Skirball Center, to perform shamanic dances, harvest-festival rites, and a contemporary exploration of the aesthetic connections between calligraphy and dance.
