The phrase "aesthetic shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visual appeal or design of an object, artwork, or structure.
Example: "The vase has an aesthetic shape that complements the modern decor of the room."
Alternatives: "artistic form" or "visual design".
They don't psychologize, so much as make an aesthetic shape.
The surface creation has applications in aesthetic shape design, reverse engineering, computer graphics, and computer animation.
For some, like Macaulay and Trevelyan, history is a steadily unfolding narrative with a pleasing aesthetic shape.
The aesthetic shape of the openings is also an advantage to improve the architectural attractiveness of steel frames.
It didn't always see to be the same campaign that the correspondents in the field were talking about, but had aesthetic shape.
This lent his latter years a sort of aesthetic shape which he had already attempted to formalise by making Kamila his heir, an effort the Brno courts rejected.
Robert Smithson — a brilliant talker, aesthetic shape-shifter, and amalgamist — appointed himself the spokesperson of the movement, and frequently expounded on art's new direction in essays in art magazines.
His aesthetic shaped my taste.
Also ahead of its time was Paik's cross-cultural aesthetic, shaped by his experiences living in Korea (where he was born), Japan, Germany and the United States.
Urban designers and architects have applauded the change, believing that one day the airspace above the ubiquitous sprawl will incorporate the more daring and aesthetic shapes that have emerged in cities around the world.
"This design aesthetic will shape and differentiate future models in the Saab portfolio".
