The phrase "aesthetic realm" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the sphere or field of art, beauty, and creative expression. Example: "The artist's work transcends the boundaries of the physical world and delves into the realm of the aesthetic, where emotions and imagination take center stage."
Before Donald Trump, designers' taste for courting controversy was normally limited to the aesthetic realm.
He wanted to incorporate the beauty of industrial noise into the properly aesthetic realm of music.
All of which is to say that the aesthetic realm has a different order of precision than the mechanical.
But there's a second kind of inquiry that's harder to put a finger on, for it lives in a nearly aesthetic realm.
A well-designed planting design can be a work of art, with the power to elevate a brand-new faux chateau to a higher aesthetic realm.
With a few exceptions, fashion designers' taste for courting controversy is limited to the aesthetic realm: an exposed breast, say, or perhaps a stand against using fur.
But the truism that less is more is as viable an argument in theater as it is in other aesthetic realms.
By restricting the aesthetic to the realm of art, Croce ignores the role that the beauty of nature has in calling us "out of ourselves" and to the recognition of what is real.
Auerbach takes her geometric aesthetic into the realm of smoking paraphernalia with the most designy rolling paper/filter combo pack, only $5.
While Greek art can be understood as simultaneously belonging to aesthetic and religious realms, romantic art results from a fission within the symbolic realm of what in the Phenomenology Hegel had treated as a single category, Art-Religion.
And while other identity museums celebrate the particular, this one actively avoids anything that might seem too particular, seeking instead to leap into aesthetic or cultural realms in which Judaism is an element or influence.
