Aesthetics, the philosophical study of beauty and taste. It is closely related to the philosophy of art, which deals with the nature of art and with the concepts on the basis of which individual works of art are interpreted and evaluated. You've probably heard the word “aesthetic” several times in different industries. It is usually a branch of philosophy that deals with the nature and appreciation of art, beauty and good taste. Some believe that aesthetics is a form of philosophy of art, which is the study of the nature of art.
In my world, I see aesthetics as the pleasure we feel or the way in which our brain interrupts something beautiful for us. This is known as aesthetic judgment. This practice of sensory contemplation or appreciation of an object can be applied to any object, to any subject, not just to art. For example, maybe you have a pair of earrings that you wear every day because when you first saw them you fell in love with their design and beauty.
Something about them “awakened that inner joy and you use them as a way to visually express your personality and style. We all have our own aesthetics and judgments that determine the clothes we wear, the items we display in our homes and the everyday objects we buy. I consider individual aesthetics as a form of self-expression. I think that having our own aesthetic is important; it allows us to interact with objects that bring pleasure to our lives and prevents others from telling us what we need to like or buy to be happy.
