The phrase "aesthetic interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, design, or therapy where changes or actions are made to enhance visual appeal or emotional experience.
Example: "The gallery's latest exhibit features a series of aesthetic interventions that transform the space into an immersive experience for visitors."
Alternatives: "artistic modifications" or "visual enhancements".
This shift from animal to racial metamorphosis initiates a series of aesthetic interventions that reveal just how much Kafka's beloved story was begging to be upgraded for the contemporary reader.
Her approach is informed by the work of the feminist scholar Kathy Davis, who has rejected the idea that cosmetic surgery and other aesthetic interventions are inherently or purely oppressive.
The pan-European movement, originally derived from France's far-right and anti-immigrant youth movement Génération Identitaire, claims to reject the kind of violent methods employed by the neo-Nazi scene, instead staging "aesthetic interventions" of the kind more familiar from leftwing or green movements.
So, the determination of components and techniques has been considered a crucial aspect to be taken into account when working on the conservation, of contemporary aesthetic interventions for which the combination of petrophysical, chemical and organoleptic analysis is necessary to guarantee compatibility between existing mortars and new ones.
Essentially, SpectralGL "listens" to sound (music) takes it in and with Gilbert's aesthetic interventions returns it to the listener/viewer in visual form.
Sitting at the intersection between the "wow" of engineering and the "play" of creative expression, MacMurtrie's site-specific sculptures embrace technology and robotics, and surprise audiences with wholly unusual aesthetic interventions.
The nose job was also, arguably, the most purely aesthetic intervention that Deschamps-Braly was making.
(You could argue that Venus Williams, perhaps the most famous Venus since the Roman goddess, has, with tennis as her medium, made her own aesthetic intervention).
But in presenting the whole riotous panorama of the novel virtually complete and without any inspired aesthetic intervention, Mr. Stein drained the rollicking energy from the writing.
Much as collagists have done since Braque and Picasso started cutting up daily papers, Mr. Mekas is performing an aesthetic intervention here: he has appropriated found material, in this case news reports shot off his home television, to his own deeply personal ends.
Describe a case of B. Cepacia infection following intramuscular injection of prosthetic material in the gluteal region in the context of an aesthetic intervention in a beauty center.
