In your view, what is genius and what is creation?
I recognize genius by its simplicity.
It’s the living art of a
simple idea, but yet so very profound and complex when you start looking into it.
I find genius
is often a result of a long previous process, with lots of research, experiences, etc. Then, at a certain point something higher sparks through, and it all synthesises into something simple, unique, elegant ... but yet so powerful it blows you away.
I see a lot of genius in Nature, and when you research it you realize how incredibly advanced and intelligent Nature actually is. Billions of years of evolution have developed simple, elegant and vastly superior solutions and designs, that we humans are only beginning to acknowledge and are rehearsing how to copy.
For
example
www.asknature.org It’s awesome, and crazy that we haven’t stopped being so arrogant in our cultural behaviour and extortion on Nature’s ways and resources.
I recognize Creation by its abundance. It is inherit in the nature of Creation, that everything evolves and serves as inspiration to everything else, and the New. So naturally Creation is abundant and multi-dimensional. If you are so lucky to find yourself aligned with the Source of Creation, it feels like a total rush, EVERYTHING is possible, no limits, no boundaries.
In my development process with a client, I always instinctively start out asking "What would happen with this project if EVERYTHING was possible?" Then I get a clear and beautiful, marvellous answer, like discovering a brand new species, well-fit, adjusted, perfect.
It fits, and serves the
situation in perfect harmony with everything else. From that point on, the inspiration is there, and then it’s about fitting this beautiful and inspiring Vision into the actual situation: the often limited budget, a cramped location, dreaming of ecological composite stuff that doesn’t exist yet.
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