The Creative Motivations Processes of Art and Working Groups: an in-Depth Analysis Based on Cultural Identity

Abstract

The creative and arts industry is the fabric that holds every community together by preserving cultural perspectives, experiences, and beliefs. Visual arts are key to understanding cultural values, affirming their importance in understanding societies and cultures. The present study investigated creative motivation and processes to expand comprehension of cultural identities within the context of visual arts. The positive influence of creative motivations and processes on working groups and the arts industry stood out through improved aesthetics, quality, and cross-cultural integration, amounting to inclusivity and addressing limitations and challenges faced by stakeholders in the visual arts industry. Visual art promotion through administrative dispositions, governance, and policies implicated conducive environments, support, market search, and regulation to promote the production of visual arts and ensure fair play. Drawing from conducive environments involves cross-collaborating and integrating diverse cultural values, experiences, and aspects of creating visual art. Integration of culturally diverse visual art elements enhances creativity and motivates artists to express their experiences, values, and perceptions of art.