Symmetrical design is an aesthetic that incorporates the sense of beauty arising from the use of symmetry.
Symmetry, in mathematics and other fields, is a type of object in which there's a correspondence between each position along a straight line and its counterpart across that line.

The word symmetry can also mean bilateral or having two sides as with some objects such as a sphere, disk or rectangle where all angles on one side are mirrored on the opposite side.

Considering the physical makeup of a work of art, color and symmetry are two elements that are frequently found in pieces. Color is typically introduced by the artist to create contrast and to set the mood of the piece. Symmetry is created mostly through the use of circles and angles. These elements can be used creatively in a variety of works to convey specific messages or emotions.

These two elements are often used together in artwork to create a sense of optimism and uniqueness. However, they are also combined in negative ways to create artwork that can be disturbing, even disturbing to the artist. In short, it is not always easy to determine what is good and what is bad, since both colors and symmetry can have a positive or negative outcome.

@Ghazanfari - 2022