Creativity

 

The capacity to come up with fresh, creative connections and solutions to issues is what is meant by creativity. Fostering resilience, igniting joy, and offering chances for self-actualization are all aspects of what drives us as people. 
A creative endeavor can be vast and motivating, like creating beautiful artwork or developing a cutting-edge business. However, a thought need not be original or transform the world to qualify as creative. Everyday acts of creativity and original solutions are necessary for survival; therefore, creativity is a quality that practically everyone possesses. 
The pictures below, which I captured at London's Tate Modern museum, is an illustration of creativity. I recall that bookshelves with various and vibrant prints spanned the entire area. Though the concept is simple, it is really unique and creative.








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