The Creative Possible

The creative mind brings to life possibility, inspiring better living, better selves and the hope of a promising future.

We are each of us creative beings, it depends on which path we choose to hone that becomes our strongest purpose: our central axis that feeds life forward, guided by intuition and intellect. 

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Photographer/Author Chase Jarvis

It is through creative possibility that life expands, influencing politics, architecture, art and language: life as we know it, the future as we need it.

It is not through political law alone that the future will be guided, but the circumvention of government by those who create: building the bridges and shinning the light.

“With the new comes change and challenge, new opportunities and new ways of seeing.” 

This is what the future relies upon, the invention of the new and the proliferation of hope. With the new comes change and challenge, new opportunities and new ways of seeing. 

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The work of ODA Architects are an exemplification of what’s possible. Often their structures have green roofs and court yards within, bringing nature back to our cities.

Their buildings go beyond the utility of defined space and housing people. They are metaphors, indexical signifiers, structural form to the word possible and the emotion of hope. They speak to community, of neighbor and hood, giving rise to what is to come. 

ODA Architects- Bedford Hotel - Brooklyn, NY

In the arena of creativity each faculty has its own offering, but all are tied together by the thread of inspiration, meaning and purpose.

It is the why before the what that I reference most, as it has the longevity. Why we create has different reasons, but mostly falls into the circle of inspiration and change.

In reference to the future, why has its own particular resonance and tone: a fire in the belly, a sounding bell.

NYC Artist Andy Graves - SHOP

“I asked Zaha to build my private residence outside Moscow. I told her ‘I want to wake up in the morning and just see blue sky.’ She said, ‘you realise you have to be above the trees?’” Vladislav Doronin of OKO Group discusses the Capital Hill Residence with the Financial Times “It has Zaha’s signature features of organic intricacy, complexity, of spatial arrangements, a lot of surprises, a lot of craftiness and beauty in the honing of the shape and forms. But even more than that, it is, in the words of both architect and client, a ‘dream house’ — as much fantasy as reality, an idea of architecture that still seems somehow impossible.” Film courtesy of OKO Group Financial Times - How Zaha Hadid’s spaceship house landed in a Russian forest https://propertylistings.ft.com/propertynews/russia/5320-how-zaha-hadid-s-spaceship-house-landed-in-a-russian-forest.html