The phrase "artistic individuality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's unique style or expression in the realm of art or creativity.
Example: "The artist's work is a true reflection of her artistic individuality, setting her apart from her contemporaries."
Alternatives: "creative uniqueness" or "artistic identity".
New Weird America or sometimes called Freak Folk is a new movement emphasizing the artistic individuality of genre crossing artists such as Antony and the Johnsons, Joanna Newsom, The Dodos, Animal Collective and Cat Power.
Ironically, social intimacy inspired a more avid artistic individuality.
He said, "We hate the idea of artistic individuality".
Judging by the results, boredom set in fairly quickly and artistic individuality increasingly asserted itself.
During a party the extermination of his artistic individuality is sealed with his engagement to Camilla (myth).
He "could always be relied on for intelligent, consistently professional performances, rather than interpretations of arresting artistic individuality," Mr. Davis wrote.
Bach's Goldberg Variations played in my head and on the page, showing me how structural constraint – limitations on freedom – might provoke artistic creativity, individuality, resonance.
We must each find ways to do this without jeopardising our artistic freedom and individuality.
Most international piano competitions have a hit-and-miss record when it comes to awarding artistic excellence and individuality, as opposed to qualities that judges at these events find it easier to agree on, like technical proficiency and pianistic flair.
"It mystifies me when a poet of Anne Stevenson's stature seems to be marginalised," says Neil Astley, her publisher at Bloodaxe, "but it also speaks of her artistic independence, her individuality, and her refusal to play along with the system".
In the early works, such as a 1968 collage featuring two sweet nude boys, we see Mapplethorpe discovering his artistic and sexual individuality at the same time – and often using a surreal visual vocabulary to express that intertwined identity.
