The phrase "artistic thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ideas, concepts, or reflections related to art or creativity.
Example: "Her artistic thoughts flowed freely as she painted, capturing the essence of her emotions on the canvas."
Alternatives: "creative ideas" or "artistic reflections".
I give birth to it, from getting fucked by life, getting pregnant by passion, incubating it in my fine artistic thoughts, letting it grow, gradually, in my belly of ideas, and finally giving birth to it through the pain of moviemaking.
"I don't feel that the complexity and quality of a record is represented in the way that artistic thought is represented".
Yet their crisp geometries, accumulating marks and radiating patterns force us to mind the gap between artistic thought and artistic action, to accept the inability of language to predict visual outcome.
The show immerses the visitor in a kind of delirium of agitated, decidedly unbanker-ish artistic thought, providing a freewheeling, profoundly experiential account of the most radical phase of Fontana's innovative, slightly daft efforts.
Almost everything about them is dense with artistic thought, from their three-dimensional derring-do and play of matte and satiny fabrics, to their polymorphous eroticism and extremely refined and sometimes startling segmenting of garment and thus body.
The city is the birthplace of modern Indian literary and artistic thought and of Indian nationalism, and its citizens have made great efforts to preserve Indian culture and civilization.
The interview that Steven Soderbergh recently granted the journalist Andreas Kilb in a Berlin hotel for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung is extraordinarily revealing, both of his own artistic thought and development and of the way things are in Hollywood these days.
By the late 80's, the notion that the personal is political -- or, to put it another way, that opposition to ideology-driven art is itself a form of ideology -- had become central to "progressive" artistic thought.
These historical sources of pre- and post-revolutionary art reflect the diversity of artistic thought in the first thirty years of the 20th century, the intense discussions about the nature of the new art, its form, and its aims.
At Metro the visitor is confronted by something completely different: an example of an artist making much out of very little, committing acts of ingenious recycling in which existing materials and artistic thought are brought into an unusual kind of mutually enhancing alignment.
Cobbled together from carefully selected scraps of wood and wire, plastic grocery bags, food packaging, buttons, shoelaces and the occasional porcelain sink leg, his acts of ingenious recycling channel Duchamp and Calder while bringing existing materials and artistic thought into an unusually clear, mutually enhancing alignment.
