Further Examples of the Creative Processes in the Arts

There is a widespread belief that inspirations from unconscious sources play an important role in creativity, Based on autobiographical writings and extensive visual analysis of the artworks from diverse periods and art cultures, the use of the conscious homospatial process is significantly documented in autobiographies and other personal accounts of the creation of the following artistic examples: Paul Klee “Physiognomic Lightning;” Lee Krasner “The Seasons;” Artemesia Gentileschi “Judith and Her Maidservant;” Georgia O’Keefe “From the Lake No.1;” Louis Kahn “First Conception of the Congress Hall, Venice”. In each of the accounts of documented visual phasic and final representations of outstanding artworks by master artists from diverse cultures and time periods indicate the operation of the mental conception of two or more entities or images occupying the same space or spatial location (homospatial process) in the course of the artistic creation.