'aesthetic lexicon' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of words used to describe aesthetically pleasing artwork, objects, or pieces of clothing. For example, "The artist's work was characterized by a vibrant aesthetic lexicon of colors and textures."
NOT so surprising to hear from a thinking man's thinking person, "dark" is an adjective that pops up with some frequency in Ms. Janssen's aesthetic lexicon.
Piecing together its aesthetic lexicon from morsels of Bauhaus rigor and midcentury formalism, with a dash of 60's Op Art and 70's shag-pile thrown in for fun, Wallpaper created a hermetically sealed, self-referential world that spun endlessly, glossily around on itself.
We have done all sorts of great shows, from very direct relationships that an artist might have had with Warhol, such as the Michael Chow show, to a retrospective of Deborah Kass, who for ten years dedicated her practice to re-reading and re-making Warhol, through the insertion of herself into Warhol's aesthetic lexicon.
Steeped in the idea of technology, Crego's aesthetic provides a thought-provoking visual lexicon full of themes that are completely unexpected yet oddly familiar.
"Old school" is as much as state of mind as a musical movement or style aesthetic, and it is firmly back in the modern lexicon, applied to everything from sunglasses to compilations of 1980s rave tracks; from vintage motorbikes to the name of a not-for-profit cafe in San Francisco.
Aesthetic expectation has been ratcheting up since the 1990s when "boutique" entered the holiday lexicon and budget flights brought style-conscious destinations, such as Barcelona and Copenhagen, within close reach.
She marries a haute-naif aesthetic of thick lines, blocky color, proto-Cubist mannerism, and collapsed perspective with a visual lexicon of knights errants and dogged explorers, sea monsters and tall ships, architectural ruins and sketchy outlines of uncharted territories.
In her art practice, Helen Rebekah Garber extracts the images and representations tied to religion while deflecting established aesthetic structures, and her dismantling of the building blocks of ideology leads to a compellingly nonrepresentational visual lexicon.
buys Lexicon's linguistic rationales.
She certainly changed our lexicon.
