Computerising Connections between Creativity and Aesthetics

In the universe of knowledge, unknown or known disciplines of knowledge can be divided into three categories, namely social sciences, biological science and the natural sciences. From the point of view of research, social sciences include humanities that take the human being as the object to be studied, exploring disciplines such as philosophy, faith, history, literature and art. Although aesthetics can be regarded as a branch of philosophy, it and its derivative forms generate numerous touch points with other disciplines. As human cognition and thinking have evolved, much has been written about the relationship and role of aesthetics with science in a detailed manner. This paper draws on a literature review of computing applications as a point of connection between creativity and aesthetics in order to uncover the interplay between the two research subjects.