The phrase "aesthetic direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visual style or artistic approach of a project, design, or creative work.
Example: "The film's aesthetic direction was inspired by the vibrant colors of the 1980s."
Alternatives: "visual style" or "artistic vision".
That's the whole point, I suspect, of both Alessandro Michele's appointment and his aesthetic direction.
I have neither prescriptions nor proscriptions to offer Lincoln Center's decision makers on the aesthetic direction their plans should take.
In exchange, the labels had a say in the aesthetic direction and distribution of the final product.
Then, the fact that the ballet as such had no bearing on the painter's change of aesthetic direction would be obvious.
An early encounter with Frank Lloyd Wright decisively influenced both Mr. Jaffe's aesthetic direction and his sense of appropriate form, and possibly validated his iconoclastic streak as well.
(Their preferences tend to coalesce, like a genetic fashion trend, around a shared ideal of male beauty, with each species evolving off in its own distinct aesthetic direction).
Such was the dynamism of Serov's growth that he managed in a short period to assume various aesthetic directions.
At the same time, this base has not stopped the company from exploring several aesthetic directions, not just one.
In their exhibition posters and layouts and illustrations for the Secession magazine, Ver Sacrum, members pushed graphic design in uncharted aesthetic directions.
The Digital Media Center's resources serve the graduate students of School of the Arts, allowing students to hone their vision and develop new aesthetic directions in their work.
We've seen our fair share of projection mapping projects over the past few years, but every once in a while, we'll see one that tries to elevate the art form and take it into new aesthetic directions.
