If I could listen to the pictures and see the music...

 Creative thinking appears even before it is expressed in language, and it is revealed through emotions and intuitions, images and bodily sensations before logic or linguistic laws work. Concepts resulting from creative thinking can be transformed into formal communication systems, such as words, equations, drawings, music, and dance.


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The products of this transformation are different (pictures, poetry, scientific theories, mathematical formulas, etc.), but the process is universal.


Learning creative thinking in one field is like opening the door to creative thinking in another field.


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The approach to creative thinking is integrative and cross-disciplinary. Therefore, in order to weave the fabric of 'comprehensive understanding', we must first untangle the thread of knowledge in each field.


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As the trend of specialization accelerates, knowledge is becoming fragmented. Today, people receive so much information, but little is known about their origins, what they mean, where and how to use them.


While the amount of professional knowledge is increasing, exchanges between disciplines are declining, so comprehensive understanding is on the decline. Modern society is rather in charge of a dark period amid the abundance of knowledge.


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This paradox can only be overcome by reintegrating knowledge in new ways and nurturing Neo-Renaissance people who can bring about this unity.


If you understand the essence of creative thinking, search for an educational system that nurtures people who can think creatively, and understand the essence of creative thinking on the loom of weft, you will discover the amazing connection between science, art, and humanities. you will find out


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If you could observe with your mind's eye, draw a picture in your head, make a model, make an analogy, and gain integrative insight...


If I could listen to the pictures and see the music...


This could be a starting point for a beautiful world.

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