Aesthetic Essay Examples

Neuroaesthetics is the studying of the underlying mechanism behind how the brain works when engaged in Arts. Neuroaesthetics domain can range from creation, perception and response to aesthetic things that also evokes an intense emotional response (Yeh et al. 2018). Through various imaging techniques it is possible to study neural basis of aesthetic experience which…

During my B.F.A. in photography at the University of Tehran, I have tried various imagery techniques, ranging from analog photography to printmaking. However, at some point, I felt that the idea of the image in the information age has gone rogue. Therefore, I decided to put down my camera for a while and turn to…

The reason for writing this paper is oriented on the basis of aesthetics. In my eyes, I view ethics and aesthetics both forms of values, which sets the foundation of individuals. For others, the importance of this topic could be if we respect the aesthetics values of different situations with mankind, we veer to reinforce…

Introduction Arata Isozaki is the Laureate of 2019 Pritzker Award. He is the eighth Japanese architect who received the honor that is commonly considered the holy grail of architecture. Isozaki is known for futuristic approach to transnational architecture. This paper will examine the unique cultural adaptation Isozaki provided in his design of the Zendai Himalayas…

Preservation rhinoplasty is not just a series of surgical techniques, but rather a fundamental approach and philosophy for the entire rhinoplasty operation. The three basic principles of preservation rhinoplasty are preservation of the skin sleeve, dorsum and alar cartilages. The goal is to replace resection with preservation, excision with manipulation. This new approach marks a…

Nature of Abstract Art (1937) by Meyer Schapiro was written as a direct response to Alfred Barr’s essay on Cubism and Abstract Art. In his response, Schapiro critiques Barrs formalist view point. Barr was one of the first historians to create a visual flowchart to map out the history of modern art but his assumptions…

The Han and Roman empires were the most advanced and influential second-wave civilizations. Despite these empires having little contact with the other, they both had flourishing societies and vast developments in technology. Like The Great Wall in the Han dynasty and aqueducts in Rome. The Roman Empire’s attitude toward technology was that technology’s best use…

Moreover, there have been debates present in the field, with regards to if epistemological development was based on evolution throughout development (i.e., steady increases with age) or based on specific knowledge domains (Kuhn & Park, 2005). Early work by numerous researchers was focused on the age-related generalizability of epistemic beliefs across domains (Muis et al.,…