sexo, moving on from inessential, "creativity that appeals".
Creativity, i.e. creating: art is making something that was not there before. But not just --
"I hit this piece of wood with a hammer, and now there is a dent in it, so I am creative".
That doesn't count; that creativity has to be directed at appealing.
"I made this dent to show how imperfection stands out amidst sameness."
It's intent, then; my creativity was directed at, not creating something appealing as in pleasant and tasteful, but something that appeals to us, calls on our senses and emotions and whatnot.
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