The phrase "aesthetic continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing art, design, or philosophy where the idea of maintaining or extending a particular aesthetic is relevant.
Example: "The artist's latest work is an aesthetic continuation of her previous series, showcasing similar themes and styles."
Alternatives: "visual extension" or "stylistic progression".
He calls the stylistic aesthetic "a continuation of California Case Study Modernism, where the systems of construction are also the forms".
The "aesthetic sense of continuation" in my artwork is the product of an inward-facing set of activities for which the external tides of cultural and technological trends hold an influence that rarely swells beyond the status of minor curiosity.
His aesthetic might be a continuation in rough American guise of the sense of calme, luxe and volupté, the calm luxuriousness and voluptuousness associated with Matisse.
The cast of characters has rotated, but the New Aesthetic is undeniably a continuation of cinematic and literary tradition.
Ed Moses: The Crackle Paintings | Moses' six decade long career is distinguished by his continually evolving process; in The Crackle Paintings we see a further continuation of his process and aesthetic.
By contrast with the specialised aesthetic theories developed in the last few decades, existentialist aesthetics is a continuation of this grand tradition.
This constant casual talk about vaginas, with the slightly ribald asides about sexual function, feels like a continuation of the trickle-up of the porn aesthetic that started about 10 years ago, when the Brazilian wax went mainstream.
However, a critical discourse marks uncool art as well - it phrases itself in terms of the long sweep of the art canon, and understands itself as a continuation of millennia of art, with corresponding intellectual and aesthetic responsibilities to bear.
The early '70s were like a continuation of the '60s, especially in North America and it was definitely an antiglamour aesthetic.
A continuation of the design studio's ongoing "Cassette is Not Dead" campaign, these mixtape fixtures revive the lo-fi aesthetic with six modules of tightly tied, recycled cassettes.
