"aesthetic experiments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The artist conducted numerous aesthetic experiments with color and shape to create his unique paintings."
She admires Shakespeare's "bold aesthetic experiments"—writing a history play, for instance, that challenges the audience to fill in the action with its imaginary forces.
Afterimage of Empire provides a philosophical and historical account of early photography in India that focuses on how aesthetic experiments in colonial photography changed the nature of perception.
The guiding questions of the course: The animated films variably have become sites of knowledge formation and aesthetic experiments in different regions of the world.
Although his name is often coupled with the term "postmodernism" (sometimes with a suggestion of moral relativism), his allegiance was much more to the strenuous aesthetic experiments of the modernist writers.
Matuk's poems and translations from Spanish appear in journals such as Floor: A Journal of Aesthetic Experiments, Boundary 2, The Boston Review, Denver Quarterly, Poetry, Kadar Koli, and Translation Review.
This beautiful publication offers a new appraisal of White's contributions, including his groundbreaking aesthetic experiments, his commitment to the ideals of American socialism, and his embrace of the expanding fields of photographic book and fashion illustration, celebrity portraiture, and advertising.
But it is also an age with a powerful urge toward aesthetic experiment".
Untroubled by the need to earn a living, he made his whole life an aesthetic experiment.
Now here was another aesthetic experiment, this time at the opposite end of the colour spectrum.
Something epochal is afoot: a dovetailing of raw personal emotion and disinterested aesthetic experiment, Dionysus and Apollo.
Although modernism was an aesthetic experiment, the installations suggest that violence, alienation and an ugly leveling of culture may be the movement's most enduring legacies.
