The phrase "artistic connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bond or relationship that is formed through artistic expression or creativity.
Example: "The artist felt a deep artistic connection with the landscape, which inspired her latest painting."
Alternatives: "creative bond" or "aesthetic link".
In this 2012 interview, Ullmann discusses their instant personal and artistic connection.
And on both counts, DC Comics's chief creative officer was primed to bring artistic connection to the Man of Steel.
In this 2012 interview, Ullmann discusses their instant personal and artistic connection. Richard Brody Each week, the editors of Goings On share online happenings that caught their eye.
Their artistic connection deepened when Ms. Holiman took Ms. Putnam to visit her friend Sara Faust, Faust Harrison's co-founder and president, at the company's former home in Dobbs Ferry.
They weren't, of course, but they might have been — both are the product of a French film industry that's struggling to maintain an artistic connection both with the history of cinema and with contemporary experience.
Using the history of both the Takács Quartet and the Beethoven quartets as a foundation, Beethoven for a Later Age provides a backstage look at the daily life of a quartet, showing the necessary creative tension between individual and group and how four people can at the same time forge a lasting artistic connection and enjoy making music together over decades.
The Long's holdings of early 20th-century paintings by Chinese artists who trained in Paris are a reminder of the artistic connections that used to exist between China and Europe.
And he had artistic connections.
Can I borrow some pencils?'" She also made new artistic connections.
The sumptuous accompanying book, published with Rizzoli, makes the cultural and artistic connections more profound.
"It is just filling a very basic gap to make those artistic connections happen".
