The phrase "artistic possession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being where someone feels a deep connection or ownership over their artistic work or expression.
Example: "The artist spoke about her journey of artistic possession, explaining how each piece she created felt like an extension of her own identity."
Alternatives: "creative ownership" or "artistic ownership".
He also published books on the history of the college and its collections: The History of the Trustees of the Hunterian Collection (1965); and The Artistic Possessions at the Royal College of Surgeons of England (1968).
For Lucy Scholes in the Independent, Outline, like the non-fiction before it, "is a book about what it means to be a woman, but in it Cusk has transformed sentiment that was derided as gushing self-obsession and self-pity into a uniquely graceful and innovative piece of artistic self-possession".
I am appalled at this secret, iron determination to make money — to win the artistic esteem its possession automatically confers.
The entangled struggles for success (economic, material, artistic, whatever) and self-possession (how to define and fully own one's self) are part and parcel of what it means to be a black American.
Strauss had two musical gods, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Richard Wagner, and in his work they struggle for possession of his artistic soul.
But a few years ago, after a fire in her Manhattan apartment destroyed all her possessions, she expanded her artistic endeavors.
The complicated plot a mother and daughter struggle for "possession of the [father's] artistic soul"—shows hints of incestuous love, a theme found in her later work.
How and where an object comes into my possession is an important part of my artistic process.
Behind the dollar figures, though, is a story of possession and loss, of performers giving up the instruments that have defined their artistic and emotional selves.
Whatever may be the fate of the remaining islands in the Aegean Sea, Italy appears to be determined to retain possession of Rhodes and to convert it into a new Mediterranean society resort, as well as an artistic and archeological centre.
