The phrase "aesthetic focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visual or artistic emphasis in a design, artwork, or any creative work.
Example: "The aesthetic focus of the exhibition highlights the interplay between light and shadow in contemporary art."
Alternatives: "visual emphasis" or "artistic emphasis".
Joshua Henry's black and beautiful body is Susan Stroman's political and aesthetic focus in "The Scottsboro Boys".
He closed with a paragraph that goes beyond prescient: But no matter how much I love the others, it is Michael who is the group's aesthetic focus.
One way to resist this move is to mark human architecture as a particularly human endeavor and creation likely by reference to intentionality, as flows into aesthetic focus.
A specific complaint I have is how narrow the aesthetic focus of many awards is.
There is an aesthetic focus on Béart's body, Julien telling Marie that "I love your neck, your arms, your shoulders, your mouth, your stomach, your eyes -- I love everything".
Its aesthetic focuses on bold and iconic works, featuring both emerging and established designers.
The bare-bones aesthetic, focused on his subject's voice, is appropriate for the subject matter.
The dusty, contorted productions are seamlessly paired with a grainy visual aesthetic focused on extraterrestrials and graffiti, further alluding to the imprint's mystique and underground nature. .
Best known for its work helping to break experimental beat producers Salva, Tomas Barfod, Groundislava, Shlohmo and LOL Boys, Friends of Friends' aesthetic focuses on expertly textured synthetic music — the kind in which the sonic artifice of computer-generated tones is harnessed in service of emotionally rich humanoid expressions.
He takes a vehicle that has always possessed a charismatic aesthetic and focuses on its details, doing his best to make each one perfect.
Here, we see the first hints at an Eastern aesthetic, a focused view of a world that, because of its purity, is more spiritual.
