The phrase "artistic element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or features that contribute to the overall artistic quality or expression in a work of art, design, or performance.
Example: "The use of vibrant colors is a key artistic element in this painting that draws the viewer's attention."
Alternatives: "creative component" or "aesthetic feature".
Torvalds, who lists Albert Einstein and namesake Linus Pauling as his heroes, explains what motivates him: "There's a strong artistic element". These artists call themselves "hackers," but they're a far cry from the bragging 14-year-olds (also known as "crackers") who grab headlines trying to break into the Pentagon's computers.
Each one has silver lines angled across the items of clothing, a graphical and artistic element, according to Laszlo Parent.
"Dave is more aligned to the artistic element, and I'm more aligned to the technical," Mr. Gensheimer noted.
"People come to have fun and keep fit, and there is an artistic element to it, too," she says.
As the script hopscotches between time periods and events, the work jumps from one artistic element to another, including video, dance sections and live music.
Agrivine said that because creativity was central to innovation and problem solving, it includes an artistic element in each of its projects.
In part, according to Washington, D.C. lawyer Joshua Kaufman, it was understood that "the celebrity image is the raw material, and a collector is buying the work because of the artist, the artistic elements that Warhol brought to the subject".
"Modern games incorporate more complex artistic elements," she said, "so the industry needs trained artists".
Include museums, theaters, public art pieces, and other artistic elements.
This theme naturally leads to an exploration of the artistic elements in history.
The Italians, especially, embraced instablity and natural forces as artistic elements.
