The phrase "artistic justifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or explanations behind artistic choices or expressions in various forms of art.
Example: "The artist provided several artistic justifications for her unconventional use of color in the painting."
Alternatives: "creative rationales" or "aesthetic explanations".
What was the artistic justification for that?
But Mr. Katzenberg had an artistic justification for using 3-D in "Monsters vs. Aliens," which barrels into theaters on Friday.
Most theater artists usually let a good decade pass before reviving popular titles in New York, and when they do, they usually build the revival around a fresh concept, a star or some other artistic justification.
"There is absolutely zero artistic justification for this," Ms. Walthers said in a telephone interview, adding that various studies estimate that smoking in films prompts 200,000 young people annually to start smoking.
Neither of these productions was commercially successful; when the former was adapted for television, The Daily Telegraphs critic questioned the artistic justification for a musical about "so sad and peculiar a person".
A Catholic, Buba offers spiritual justifications for his artistic choices and political commitments — yet films a self-mocking parody of confession.
Williams's argument that Gauguin's actions are given some sort of justification by the success of his artistic project is not entirely convincing.
I developed a complex justification for nonengagement, persuading myself that I had a moral and artistic obligation to stick with the original plan.
But perhaps one might plausibly suggest that the artistic (as distinct from the clinical) interest of the novel is all the justification its story requires.
The right justification, the right reasons and this is a very poetic, kind of artistic way of a philosophy of life.
