The power of creation cannot easily be explained. I describe it as the force that transforms abstract into concrete for a purpose. It is partly the art of imagination and curiosity, and partly the science of experimentation and invention. In fact, both science and art are manifestations of human creativity, each providing distinct but interconnected perspectives for comprehending and interacting with the world. Science, regarded as objective and rational, flourishes through fantasy and the vision to develop new hypotheses when existing knowledge proves inadequate. In contrast, art and literature represent a different dimension of creativity, concentrating on the investigation of human experiences and emotions to express narratives and portray ideas. The creative power recognizes this essential intersection of art and science and allows diverse talents to create solutions for a better world.