The phrase "aesthetic relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about art, design, or philosophy to describe the connection or interaction between aesthetic elements.
Example: "The aesthetic relation between the colors and shapes in the painting creates a harmonious visual experience."
Alternatives: "aesthetic connection" or "aesthetic link".
What one expects and gets from travel and dance a liberation from earthly woes, the possibility of an aesthetic relation to organized toil corresponds to the sort of elevation above the ephemeral and the contingent that might occur within people's existence in the relation to the eternal and the absolute...
Despite having zilch idea what goes on in an abattoir, or any psychological connection to farming processes, the scenesters are out to the likes of Meat Liquor et al. They especially like meat when it doesn't bear any aesthetic relation to its origin.
These qualities aspire to enhance architecture's role as an actor enabling new social and aesthetic relations among the urban milieu.
Chernyshevsky's dissertation Esteticheskiye otnosheniya iskusstva k deystvitelnosti (1855; "The Aesthetic Relations of Art to Reality"), the main thesis of which was that art must not only reflect reality but also explain and judge it, provided a starting point for contemporary artists.
Once they are in hand, it can survey all possible aesthetic relations, as in figured bass.
"As a young label, we're often asked to define our style and brand aesthetic in relation to our Swedish origin, and therefore we explored the common stereotype of Scandinavian fashion for FW '13 and dug deep into our heritage of minimal monochrome aesthetics, mixing it with the kind of bold prints we've become known for," Bakir says.
"I am also really interested in romanticism and the underlying historic feminine aesthetic in relation to these ideas, and how themes of beauty and nurturing are presented as weaknesses in a masculine, capitalist society," she says.
Ziarek examines the works of modernist women writers, arguing that the very artistic form of their works unifies the efforts of feminism and political practice in "complex relations between political and aesthetic transformations, their relation to gender and race differences, and the role of materiality in political contestation and aesthetic invention" (Ziarek 2012a: 392; Ziarek 2012b).
It covered works that bore no aesthetic or historical relation to each other.
For the second year running, a Sotheby's catalog was titled "Treasures". It covered works that bore no aesthetic or historical relation to each other.
Most importantly, aesthetic values, social relations and educational values were reported.
