Caged Imagination. Reasons and Strategies of Limited Creation

Everything is planned so that everyone produces more and faster. But the peripheral or apparent impersonates the seminal and the true, and so creation gets distorted or diminished.

A study that shows to the evidence that it is no longer fair to talk about imagination and creativity as it has been done so far.
 
Different simultaneous revolutions are the cause. They are examined and contextualized here so that the reader has the last word. In this 21st century of uncertainties, uneasiness and obsolescence, certainties are born and die in the field of art at excessive speed. Internet has accelerated the creative process. It has bypassed intermediaries through blogs or Digital Publishing Platforms, which inject the anxiety of immediacy into creators who did not even wanted to be so. It has democratized creative legitimacy by proscribing any scale of values. It has often turned artists into "content creators" who are helped to recycle and produce but who are watched through web sites that act as laboratories that monitor and worsen creation.