The phrase "creative flux" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of constant change and new ideas in the creative process. Example: The artist's mind was in a state of creative flux, constantly coming up with new and innovative ways to express their vision through their work.
As you'll hear, it's a story of sonic continuity but creative flux in the vastly different approaches to the composer from each of the orchestra's chief conductors.
Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt Goldtröpfchen Riesling Kabinett, Mosel, Germany 2014 (£10.99, Co-op) Of course European wines are perfectly capable of matching foods from distant cultures, and European cuisines are every bit as much in creative flux as Antipodean ones, absorbing influences from all over the world.
Shall we let go of this delusion and enter the creative flux? - - - Robert Koehler is an award-winning, Chicago-based journalist, contributor to One World, Many Peaces and nationally syndicated writer.
Young, creative people in flux, along with high concentrations of well-heeled tourists, make it easier for towns with exciting new cultural institutions to market themselves as good bets for new enterprises of the small, resilient and post-industrial type.
No matter the reason, there should be mixed emotions: on one hand, there's the loss of a cherished (to some) spot; on the other, there's the understanding that it is the dynamic flux — creative destruction, if you will — that fuels this city's energy.
ICANN selected UKCI over two organizations with deep roots in creative communties, e-flux and DeviantArt, the only non-commercial entities willing and able to pay the $185,000 application fee.
Even in the early months of a Broadway season that is very much in flux, the creative team of "The Pee-wee Herman Show" senses their show is an unusual assemblage of contrasts and contradictions.
Co-curator Meg Grey Wells, who also runs Flux, a creative studio based in California, credit: Michelle Lhooq.
As harvest season crests, Creative Time has commissioned e-flux to create a permutation of Time/Bank that will open on Sept. 24 at the Abrons Art Center in Manhattan: Time/Food, a temporary lunchtime restaurant serving dishes contributed by a long list of very accomplished visual artists, who also like to cook.
Still, a creative process that's constantly in flux "takes a lot of patience," Mr. Gordon said.
Parks' new series plunges viewers into a creative universe that is constantly in flux, one that alternates between concrete and virtual elements.
