The phrase "artistic fluidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability to adapt and change in artistic expression or creativity.
Example: "The dancer's performance showcased an incredible artistic fluidity, allowing her to seamlessly transition between styles."
Alternatives: "creative flexibility" or "artistic adaptability".
Crossing as many disciplines as the project did boundaries for both the artist and the scientist, it was an experiment wherein the rigid scientific method was complemented by the fluidity of the artistic process, and vice versa. .
Great artists can reveal its true fluidity.
If there was a defining thread that ran through all the couple's artistic endeavors, it could best be characterized as a deliberate fluidity of definition.
While that clears the threshold of certain kind of artistic criticism, Desiderio went further, offering that the video demonstrates "the fluidity of the transfer of codes deeply embedded within the apparatus of our preferred mediums".
In this kid's horribly cut-short years (a passenger in a freak plane accident at the age of 25), onstage, and in recording studios, Randy brought an artistic precision and classical elegance to his lead guitar work, a fluidity, that seemed almost unnatural, like a metal Chet Atkins maybe?
The new fluidity over location – or the shape that it should take for each show – offers artistic liberation, although theatre needs to be wary of ending up like the Church of England, with a lot of beautiful buildings standing empty while people express themselves elsewhere in different ways.
The camera's versatile use as an artistic method stretches over seven categories, including Documenting Performance, Public Relations and Performing Real Life, demonstrating the fluidity between photography and all areas of artistic expression, from drama and dance, to mass media and protest, throughout the large yet carefully chosen exhibit.
He clearly loves fluidity.
