Human Creativity and Nature Creativity

This area focuses on patterns designed by humans. When it comes to human creativity, the main idea now is to learn how to design patterns. “Pattern” refers to a model, or a stencil that can be replicated and continued to create something bigger that follows logical sequences.

As new technologies are significantly changing, human creativity is achieving higher potential for accelerating and expanding the new kinds of spatial patterns. More importantly, human creativity is, thanks to new technologies, able to create more organic patterns and design.

We often see that nature creativity is flawless, while human creativity is not. Our buildings and houses are rarely works of art and are more of a mechanized system that have tendency of destroying the environment. Consider a spider web – carefully programmed and composed with again some kind of a pattern that can be continued into, not necessarily infinity, but significantly into a larger space. It serves function - spider’s home, food catching, and work of art that does not damage the integrity of the environment. Or, consider an enlarged view of a sunflower – noticing how sequenced the central part is because it follows the golden ratio and therefore is able to create a larger picture of itself while consisted of smaller and smaller parts of the same base (fractal).

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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/138556126015493216/?lp=true

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http://thesmarthappyproject.com/fibonacci-in-a-sunflower/lucapostpischi-sunflower/