From the homes we live in to the clothes we wear and the books we read, art is present in every part of our lives. Its influence can be seen in almost everything humans create and interact with. From the earliest days of humanity, art has served as a way for people to communicate, celebrate, and express their experiences. It’s a fundamental part of who we are—so it’s surprising that it’s often undervalued in today’s fast-paced world.

Throughout history, many great scientists and inventors have also had deep connections to the arts. Famous minds like Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton weren’t just analytical thinkers—they were also imaginative. Their ability to think creatively helped them make discoveries that changed the world. Even the internet, which has transformed how we communicate and access information, began as a product of bold and creative thinking. Many scientific ideas first started with imagination—an artist’s way of seeing things differently. As we continue to move through a time of rapid technological change, creativity is more important than ever. Just as past generations had to imagine things like the internet or mobile phones, we........

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