On Creativity is a lovely series of short, informal interviews with designers, artists, musicians, filmmakers, animators, educators, and others. In the above video On Creativity talks with filmmaker and photographer Andrew Zuckerman as he discusses the nature of creativity, the creative process and the importance of not knowing.

His talk on creativity impresses me greatly. He explains how creativity is a transformation from one thing to another as washing dishes. Any sort of transformation is apart of creativity. He further details how creativity has become a “coveted club” of exclusiveness that has become judged by visual artist, which he further explains is terrible. He says, “The less we think about the delineation between creative and non-creative people, the better our world will be.” – Andrew Zuckerman

(via The Daily Heller)