Aesthetic

Aesthetic, which means aesthetics, is the science that discusses beauty, how that beauty can be formed and how we can feel that beauty. Beauty in a broad sense is the beauty of nature, the result of art, as well as moral and intellectual. The definition of beauty in aesthetics includes one's aesthetic experience in relation to everything that is absorbed, while in a limited sense beauty is closely related to the beauty of form and color.

Aesthetics is also related to the philosophy of art which teaches about balance, natural beauty with an expressionist style. So that aesthetics can be interpreted as encouragement or motivation about the balance / texture of self-expression that reveals natural beauty.

The aesthetic value is very abstract and synonymous with truth. The limit of beauty will stop at something that is beautiful and not on beauty itself. Beauty has an attraction that always changes according to one’s tastes wherever and whenever.

To achieve aesthetic value, a person must be able to imagine, be diligent, creative, and sensitive in connecting objects with one another, because beauty has a very broad relationship / interaction with anything. To gain a deeper understanding, aesthetics is also included in cultural and fine arts education materials. Fine arts education means learning and training in skills regarding works of art that can be sensed by the eye and felt with touch.

One of the world figures with a high emphasis on aesthetic values ​​is Zaha Hadid. Born in Baghdad, Iraq on October 31, 1950, this woman grew up in one of the first buildings of the Baghdad Bauhaus during the era of "modernism glamor and progressive thinking" in the Middle East. He received a degree in mathematics from the American University in Beirut before moving to study at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London, where he met Rem Koolhaas, Elia Zenghelis, and Bernard Tschumi.