The phrase "artistic light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of light that enhances or contributes to the aesthetic quality of an artwork or scene.
Example: "The artist chose to paint the landscape at dawn, capturing the soft, artistic light that bathed the hills in a warm glow."
Alternatives: "creative illumination" or "aesthetic lighting".
After dark, the tower is now lit up as part of Trajectum Lumen, an artistic light installation project.
And there's a fanciful array of new plates and cutlery, meant to cast the food they showcase in an artistic light.
The company is also creating a series of online videos that show the products in a more artistic light, including the one with Mr. Hansen, and another using dancers from the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet.
But those career-changing roles followed a span of several years when it seemed possible that Ms. O'Hara's artistic light would be extinguished by obscurity before it had a chance truly to shine.
Future Forward Chicago Radiated with Artistic Light.
For Eddie, the tattoo is meaningful in an artistic light, too.
London's famed "Bluestockings," those glittering literary and artistic lights, were celebrated and, in some cases, celibate.
All these episodes were choreographically convincing responses to Ellington's music, which, as Mr. Byrd's title suggested, can be interpreted in many different artistic lights.
Recently, a number of reviewers have argued that with its paranoia, its intimations of disaster, Don DeLillo's entire fictional output was geared toward a cataclysm such as 9/11 - and that, when it finally happened, it blew out his artistic lights.
Features include two pools, a private beach club, tennis courts, cigar room, wine cellar, and a private marina for boaters as well as modern interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows and artistic lighting fixtures.
The group -- which included Ernest Hemingway, Sinclair Lewis, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse -- boasted the brightest artistic lights of its age.
