The phrase "artists construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creative process of artists and how they create or build their work, whether it be visual art, music, literature, or other forms of expression.
Example: "In their latest exhibition, artists construct a narrative that challenges traditional perceptions of reality."
Alternatives: "creators build" or "artisans develop".
At the same time the chance to look closely at paintings, especially, as made things, really to study the way artists construct an image on a flat surface, is amazing, and great practice for looking at actual works.
Some arrangements reminded me of well crafted maquettes or models that artists construct to guide the process of creating large scale sculptures.
On exhibit were works by Berlin artists who recently helped Pomona artists construct a colorful, mock Berlin wall as street corner art.
Face Off In the season premiere of the unscripted special-effects competition series, two teams of artists construct original alien animals that incorporate two models into one large creation.
Britain has a noble tradition of outsider artists constructing strange stuff on their property.
The two have worked as public artists, constructing murals and other publicly visible imagery in Glasgow, and elsewhere.
(A Marfa tale: In 2005, two artists constructed a Prada store along Highway 90 as a piece of sculpture. It was promptly robbed).
Desmond Paul Henry, one of the first computer artists, constructed a succession of three drawing machines from analog bombsight computers salvaged from WWII bombers.
There were victims of Hurricane Sandy from the Rockaways toiling with artists on a 30-foot inflatable life preserver, and immigrant artists constructing a papier-mâché tree embedded with axes.
This year the show is weighted toward installation, with several artists constructing elaborate assemblages out of found materials and everyday objects, much of which is indebted to vintage conceptual art and contemporary sculpture.
For seven days, artists constructed, deconstructed, performed, sculpted, gave lectures, read poetry and created some of the most avant-garde works ever seen in Brazil.
