The creative impulse
Tuesday, 19. June 2007, 12:59:26
Creativity has its source in something deeply mysterious, like a spiritual intuitive force that winds its path through our lives and leaves us in awe. I frankly find it hard to be genuinely creative in an environment that requires a constant stream of small rote design tasks due yesterday. This is a challenge I struggle with every day. Taking something as huge and awe-inspiring as the creative force and then squeezing it through a pin hole at breakneck speeds... (I've had a little more time to dabble lately and I've loved it). Is this how it's supposed to be? Are we just victims of a society that must hurry up to slow down so that true creativity can unfold and peace emerge from its burning, passionate eyes?
Is it possible that creativity as opposed to mere production, if let back into society at large and given time to breathe its deep breaths, could actually save us all?
At any rate, it will save my passion for this craft.








Michelle # 21. June 2007, 15:31
thanks for visiting my blog, i'll add you as a friend on the way out.
Eivind Figenschau Skjellum # 23. June 2007, 09:46
I don't know whether "saving" is what we need. I sure do think though, that if we don't change real fast, humanity - what's left of it - will be in total shambles by the coming of the next century.
...and thank you for visiting mine, Michelle