The phrase "artistic science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a field or approach that combines elements of art and science, often in creative or innovative ways.
Example: "The exhibition showcased the concept of artistic science, blending technology with visual art to create immersive experiences."
Alternatives: "creative science" or "scientific artistry".
It's not quite artistic mad science, but it's definitely experimental. .
Its construction in Bristol's central Millennium Square (very similar to our Ped Mall but much larger) combined "community collaboration, artistic excellence, science and grass-roots energy activism in a unique project".
He dedicated an 1851 geology tome "to my beloved wife," and wrote, "Your artistic skill has done more than my voice to render that science attractive".
Through the refractive medium of an exceptionally misleading narration, however, we glimpse a much bleaker world in which moral choice is hard, in which there are no consolations, and in which Romantic paraphernalia whether speculative science, artistic medievalism, or landscape gardening is a delusive distraction.
These are artistic tropes, not science.
"For me, brewing is very creative – it's an artistic kind of science.
Recently, creativity has been recognized as being important in STEM-based fields and some researchers have even suggested a shift from STEM to STEAM to account for the artistic side of science (Boy, 2013; Henriksen, 2014).
It's about the artistic presentation of science phenomena.
Many people feel a strong connection to the artistic beauty of science, and the Art & Science Exhibition (http://www.iscb.org/ismbeccb2009/artandscience.php) speaks directly to them by showcasing a collection of creative, visually appealing and emotionally inspired images and videos submitted by conference attendees.
Those who would bother to note this ending as silly (or even sillier, still, would actually engage in contemplating how unrealistic it is) have perhaps no sense of visual poetry, artistic license nor science-fiction.
