Creativity doesn't have an identifiable center like the solar plexus, and the power struggle, whether physical or social is never its first imperative. Creativity is an activity so unrelated to anything else that it's wrapped in mystery as the very expression of the soul. Overlooked is the fact that among all human activities, creativity is perhaps the most linked to the body. We can very comfortably discuss creativity while remaining in its physical realms. Creativity makes us feel good, this is the privilege of the creator, and as Le Brun has remarked, creativity benefits the body.
Creativity is also, like sex, a playful interaction between the intellect and the senses.
A painter, whether abstract or figurative, uses elements to build his picture that he finds melodious and rhythmic. Beethoven pours out his emotions to us, Chopin, his delicate romantic sentiments, Tchaikowsky caresses his melodies, etc. etc. In other words, whoever is a creator and whatever he creates, he indirectly expresses the realms of other fields. Mysterious Connections Few have experienced it and most of the rational world doesn't believe in it. Unlike those blessed with creative talents, most recipients of these 'unrelated perceptions' don't benefit from their skill, unless they are, for instance, fortune tellers.