The act of concretizing imagination or thoughts and creating them into images.

The act of concretizing imagination or thoughts and creating them into images.

-The classical philosophers said this.
I never think without fantasy. This means that thinking requires materials.

-Imagination is needed to create images. Imagination is an ability that is distinct from concepts and is explained as the ability to materialize thoughts and make a concept appear as an image.


“For example, I can conceptualize freedom.
We can also explain what freedom is conceptually.
But showing freedom is very difficult.
To show you freedom, you will have to draw.
I would have to compose a scene.
Then I can help you imagine the freedom in that materialization, in that scene.

Therefore, we must think of imagination as an ability.
The mental ability to describe objects in producing images.
And what we want to show is that there is a certain kind of imagination.” (The Architectural Imagination
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(Excerpted by The Architectural Imagination: An Introduction)"

Note: When I draw, people ask me how I can draw what I imagine in my head. The answer to this is right here.

​In order to concretize a concept, it is necessary to concretize the imagined image.
This is the process of materialization.
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To do this, identify the properties and locations of each material, compare them, and understand a single concept. These materials will then be refined and rearranged to fit the concept we are presenting. And if this comes within the framework of one perception, it can be made into something new.
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