How would you define "Literary Art?"?

Question

In my new novel, I've created an artistic term coined "Literary Art" or "Lit Art" for short; it's defined on taking a piece of literary works of art in writing, like a poem, and interpreting it into pieces of art like painting, photos, sculptures, etc. Let's see how many creative answers for "Literary Art" we have here. The most creative, interesting, innnovative and unique one is awarded 10 points. (P.S. If there's such a thing as literary art, please let me know along with the definition or meaning of it. If you also want me to categorize this until arts and humanities-other or painting, let me know too. This can work both ways.)

Answer 1

I think what you really need is someone who speaks Greek! Not me, unfortunately. The phoneme "morph", meaning change, as in anthropomorphosis, seems to be called for. Do you have a reference that could help you translate "art-into-art" into a single Greek word? And by the way, what's so wrong with "lit-art"? It sounds OK to me.

Good luck!