The phrase "aesthetic purity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts related to beauty, design, or artistic expression that emphasize simplicity and clarity without unnecessary elements.
Example: "The artist's work is celebrated for its aesthetic purity, showcasing a minimalist approach that resonates with viewers."
Alternatives: "visual simplicity" or "artistic clarity".
(Lynn specifies louvres or moving panels in place of cutouts in his façades, so as not to impinge upon the aesthetic purity of the shape).
For some there is an aesthetic purity in a waterfall having a long, single drop but for others the sight of water descending in tiers is more beautiful.
I asked Carbone if, in putting the exhibit together, she'd come to envy Sargent, whose life, it seemed to me, had almost perfectly combined aesthetic purity with worldly success, and work with luxury.
Musicals are hugely expensive undertakings these days — the budget of "Billy Elliot" is reputed to be somewhere near $20 million — and aesthetic purity is probably high on the list of expendables when it comes to their creation.
He even played host, briefly, to exponents of color-field painting, a mode of abstraction that took its bearings from Greenberg's nostalgic ideals of progressive modernism and aesthetic purity.
Guadagnino accepts that dealing with the Stones – who are famous for not being especially forgiving in financial matters – might not be entirely in keeping with his aesthetic purity, but says that the band were not in the least bit obstructive; instead, they were "fantastic" and "embraced" the idea.
Your only responsibility is to the language". Artistic purity of purpose is a laudable thing to hang on to in a war zone; but perhaps it is also a fantasy, or an aesthetic form of bad faith.
Artistic purity of purpose is a laudable thing to hang on to in a war zone; but perhaps it is also a fantasy, or an aesthetic form of bad faith.
Hines persuasively argues that the desire for an easily maintained, sanitary home drove Gill's aesthetic toward purity.
service attempting to offer better quality&whose head was Arthur R. Taylor, former pres. of CBS, Inc. failed because Taylor used his own aesthetic judgment&corrupted the purity of commercial dealings with artistic considerations.
Maybe you will anyways, out of the goodness of your heart, or, more accurately, your aesthetic hunger for purity and perfection — but you won't be pushed there.
