The phrase "aesthetic experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or moments that evoke a sense of beauty or artistic appreciation.
Example: "The gallery's latest exhibition offers a range of aesthetic experiences that challenge the viewer's perception of art."
Alternatives: "artistic encounters" or "sensory experiences".
Everyday consumer aesthetics entails non-art, non-nature aesthetic experiences that are diverse and dynamic and result in specific consumer actions (e.g. purchasing) and consumption behaviors (e.g. recycling).
In four experiments, this research sheds light on aesthetic experiences by rigorously investigating behavioral, neural, and psychological properties of package design.
The current discipline of aesthetics is organized exclusively around the aesthetic productions and aesthetic experiences of human beings.
Or are there aesthetic experiences you might be missing that way?
The meaning of 'digital surface' here comes from pictorial/photographic sublimes and my aesthetic experiences.
From west to east, art showcases on Long Island are offering an eclectic mix of aesthetic experiences.
And "Shakuntala" is about spells: about love and curses and delusion, and about the spell cast by aesthetic experiences, like Mr. Drance's artful staging.
Since you would contribute 1/500th of the cost, you could claim credit for the enhanced aesthetic experiences of 100,000 visitors.
More sadly, in a time when schools across the country are slashing their art programs, this unusual exhibition suggests the often decisive effect of our earliest aesthetic experiences.
In the post-industrial age, in the post-electronic age, eating is one of the only remaining aesthetic experiences that is not reproducible.
Participants with open attitudes toward aesthetic experiences were more likely to be inspired and therefore better able to generate creative solutions (Study 1).
