'aesthetic-centered' originates from the Greek word 'aisthētikos,' meaning 'perceptive to the senses,' combined with the English word 'centered,' meaning 'focused on.'

'aesthetic' evolved from the Greek 'aisthētikos' to the modern English 'aesthetic,' while 'centered' has remained largely unchanged in its meaning of being focused or concentrated.

Initially, 'aesthetic' referred to sensory perception, but it evolved to mean appreciation of beauty, while 'centered' has consistently meant focused or concentrated.