There is little that shapes the human experience today, especially when the line between artificial and real has been blurred into an ombré of unrealistic expectations. Regardless , what does it mean to create and not imitate? To create something that is new but also valuable is a process that demands an idea to transcend into its final distributive form. It is an extension of an exclusive experience as much as it is a vehicle for self-expression. Yet the ability to do so is elusive as much as it is random and limited to our relationship with uncertainty. To think what not yet has been thought of is the basis for problem solving and the perpetuation for progress. I had an opportunity to discuss this with James Woods; an accomplished author, artist and entrepreneur that has used creativity as a means to navigate, create and perpetuate change within his works and his unique perspective of the world.
