The Eye of Eden

In the platonic sense, Beauty cam truly be found everywhere. I do believe that it can be found even in the conventionally ugly things.

When we talk abiut Beauty, we talk about an imperfect link between attributes with regards to specific phenomena.

-Plato doesn't actually describe Beauty (and I think that is good)

-Love is defined based in Beauty

However,

I do believe that changes are mandatory. In a phenomenological way, the physical world contains some of the properties of the Forms, but never all of them. Thus, Forms influence the physical world. That means that change can possibly show us more "sides" of Beauty as a Form.

I think that, to truly see Beauty, one must look at this world. I know platonists would never agree, but I think this is why Plato never defined Beauty in a formal manner. Beauty is probably the most non-Form of the Forms.