Creativity requires that we be engaged in our world, remaining
open and sensitive to our environment.
For it is here, in our world (the interior world of our imagination and the external world around us), regardless of how restrictive it may be,
that the encounter occurs. The
nature of the response to the encounter is closely related to the nature of the
being. The intensity and
commitment to this encounter varies, and is capable of being nurtured and
developed. It is the artist’s responsibility to embrace and
nurture these encounters.
Creativity is bathed in tension arising
from the dichotomy between the subject and the object as well as the self-doubts,
anxieties, and limits of the artist.
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