Throughout history, artifacts we have created as a society were heavily based on the tools available at the time of production. Great scientists, inventors, and artists could not accomplish certain tasks without the tools at hand. The telescope allowed the astronomer a way to map out the heavens. The brush allowed the artist to stroke a picture onto a canvas. Whatever our choice of tools, utilizing them meant accepting the unique way each tool affected our visions. If we look at a painting from afar, we see the picture. Up close, we see the brush stroke. When photography was invented, many painters took to the new means in hopes of finding a better solution to painting a more realistic image. When photography became an artistic medium in its own right, artists began to exploit the medium to its fuller potential.

With the wealth of technological wonders available today, we still cannot escape the effects the tools have on our creative landscape. When a new idea or method is to take place, it still becomes necessary to invent a new tool.

If discovering the new tool is the genesis of inventing the tool itself, it would appear that the only means available in finding the infinitely small space between the problem and the solution is the mind. And with all the complex abilities the mind is capable of, the most powerful tool of the mind is, and has always been... the imagination.

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