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Objects in Transition: A Spatial Paradigm for Creative Design

This article describes the location of creative activity as an extended spatial domain, a transitional space that psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott posits as lying between the creative subject and the objective world. Transitional space is depicted here as a geometric paradigm that supports investigation of cognitive and other resources needed to understand creative practice.