Creativity is considered the strategic resource of the future. Lech Suwala examines the essence, emergence, and significance of (cultural) creativity. Despite the hype surrounding creativity and numerous publications, there are significant shortcomings in the understanding of cultural creativity, which forms the foundation of the cultural and creative industries. Against this backdrop, the relationship between (cultural) creativity and space as a location, place, and landscape is explored. The author develops a systemic model of the creativity process at the intersection of creativity, culture, and space, drawing on interdisciplinary insights, in which space takes on a structuring and/or coordinating function.