The phrase "artistic flux" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of constant change or evolution in artistic expression or creativity.
Example: "The artist's work reflects an artistic flux, showcasing how their style has transformed over the years."
Alternatives: "creative flow" or "artistic evolution".
The reason for her absence, as she is just beginning to reveal, was illness, depression and artistic flux.
Either way, you'll realise that his paintings, while decorative, "also speak of deeper - and often darker - currents that well up from passionate engagement with a world in political and artistic flux".
Either way, you'll realise that his paintings, while decorative, "also speak of deeper - and often darker - currents that well up from passionate engagement with a world in political and artistic flux". · Kandinsky: The Path to Abstraction is at Tate Modern, London SE1, from tomorrow until October 1. Box office: 020-7887 8888.
SEAN WILENTZ: Both men were in a state of artistic and spiritual flux when they met at the end of 1963.
As the relative artistic freedom and flux of the 1920s calcified into the era of Stalinist directives, Babel's production slowed.
"When you think about it, the water is the last remaining open public space," said Jean Barberis, the artistic director of Flux Factory.
But he wrestled with the problem of how to guide students when his own artistic convictions were in flux.
Giubbilei appreciated the subtleties of English planting, in which flower borders are artistic creations in a constant state of flux and plants are understood as organisms whose color, textures, size, shape and scent change through the season.
George Steel, City Opera's general manager and artistic director, said that budgeting was still in flux and that the deficit would be eliminated, once a final budget was approved.
For McCarthy, New York City is in flux, yet it functions as a place of artistic possibility, as a place for creation where he can test artistic boundaries, both literary and sculptural.
Buddhism and its artistic styles, traveling along the Silk Road with monks from India and Central Asia, were part of that flux.
