COVER: The imaginative power of art to transform the mundane into magic.

COVER ART: Diego Cusano.

Mastering Creativity

By Natalie Dekel and Gil Dekel

Unmasking our true selves is essential for unlocking creativity

Human creativity vs AI creativity [Infographic]

By Mark Runco and Gil Dekel

Differences and similarities between human and AI creativity

Who are you?: ChatGPT as teaching proxy in undergraduate assignments

Conor Heffernan

ChatGPT enhances student learning through simulated interviews

The creative partnership: Kabbalah’s guide for inspiration

By Gil Dekel

The hidden wisdom in everyday life

Vision and reality: William Blake’s mythic system

By Susanne Sklar

Zoas, Emanations, and four states of being

Creativity of light

By James A. Grant-Jacob and Ben Mills

How light can influence art and perception

What is language, and how human constraints shape it?

By Richard Futrell

Under human constraints, language evolves into an efficient yet lossy communication system

By Javier Mármol Queraltó

How our minds integrate ideas from different domains to generate new and innovative concepts through language

Creativity in education: individual expression and academic rigour

By Amikam Marbach

Developing insightful academic thinking through creativity

The many shades of blue: art, emotion, and spirituality in modern British painting

By Eleanor Anderton and Ellie Lachs

Blue conveys emotions, spirituality, and cultural heritage

By Natalie Dekel and Gil Dekel

Harnessing life’s natural rhythm to boost creativity

By Tim Norris and Gil Dekel

Site-specific, interactive sculptures that harmonize art, nature, and communities

Turning the ordinary into the extraordinary: Diego Cusano interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Diego Cusano and Gil Dekel

Art blending reality and fantasy through everyday objects

By Natalie Dekel and Gil Dekel

Ancient wisdom in modern portraits

Where time is irrelevant: Emma Louise Harris interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Emma Louise Harris and Gil Dekel

Ancient wisdom in modern portraits

By Dudi Ben Simon and Gil Dekel

Ancient wisdom in modern portraits

Being alert to the surroundings and letting the ideas come: Eddie Curtis interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Eddie Curtis and Gil Dekel

Linocut art inspired by nature’s colours and forms

By Shira Barzilay and Gil Dekel

Authenticity and creative freedom

Interaction of shapes, tones, and colours: Stewart Beckett interviewed by Gil Dekel

By Stewart Beckett and Gil Dekel

Abstracting and simplifying elements in nature