Creativism: taking a creative approach to life

Author Orna Ross believes we need to equip ourselves creatively to survive in today's world.

“Ours is a creative age but the education we received was created for the industrial and information ages.”

According to author Orna Ross, creativism is defined as “the conscious application of creativity into everything in life.” It’s not limited to conventional outlets like painting or writing, but instead, followers are encouraged to integrate creative thinking into every possible facet of life.

Ross believes we need to equip ourselves creatively to survive in today’s world. “Ours is a creative age but the education we received was created for the industrial and information ages. They aren’t working well in today’s economy. I’m not talking about technical skills so much as the ability to harness our own creative capacity.”

The full version of this article appears in Issue No. 2 of ALHAUS magazine.