The phrase "unique aesthetic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has a distinctive, individual, and/or artistic visual appearance. For example, "This painting has a unique aesthetic that draws the eye."
What we're missing out on is music that charts a unique aesthetic.
Well, today's movies are being made in a climate of a unique aesthetic freedom.
In the latter case, Strong Island avoids standard documentary techniques and establishes its own unique aesthetic.
What resulted is hallway gallery in which unique aesthetic visions suddenly emerge from behind closed doors.
If you've seen any (or all) of "Life and Times," please share your thoughts on the company's unique aesthetic.
"Choose an extraordinary artist who wants to comment on that space, on life in the city, on something else from some completely unique aesthetic perspective," he suggested.
At a colossal price, Fidel Castro's pursuit of socialism has forged a unique aesthetic, freed from agitation, caught in a haunting equilibrium of stillness and decay.
The emotional attachment many Washingtonians have to the city's unique aesthetic is perhaps the greatest obstacle to upward mobility of the physical kind.
Although he disliked photography at the time, he found it necessary to use it in his journalistic assignments and soon came to appreciate the medium's unique aesthetic qualities.
Mathambo's unique aesthetic is obvious in the video he created for his cover of Joy Division's Control, which won him the young director award at the 2011 Cannes Lions international festival of creativity.
Then those of us who appreciate Hopper's expression of the relationship between proportion and context won't be reminded forever of the Klines' desecration of the house and site, which embody Hopper's unique aesthetic vision.
