luomisessa

Luomisessa is a Finnish noun form that conveys the sense of being “in creation” or “in the act of creating.” It is the inessive case of luominen (creation) and is used to refer to the process or state of creating rather than the finished product. As a nominalized form, luomisessa functions as a locative or temporal phrase in a sentence, roughly translating to “in the act of creating” or “during creation.”

The term appears across disciplines, including art, literature, philosophy, and theology, wherever emphasis is placed on process, development, and creativity itself rather than outcome. It can be used to discuss how ideas, materials, and techniques come together during the making of something, not after it is completed. In Finnish, related expressions such as luomisprosessi (the creation process) are common, but luomisessa specifically highlights the ongoing act.

Examples:

- Taiteellisen projektin luomisessa korostuvat idean kehittäminen ja kokeilu. (In the creation of an artistic project, idea development and experimentation are emphasized.)

- Fenomenologisessa pohdinnassa luomisessa nähdään tietoisuuden ja materiaalin vuorovaikutus. (In phenomenological reflection, creation is seen as the interaction between consciousness and matter.)

- Raamatullisessa kertomuksessa maailman luomisessa Jumala loi valon ja taivaan. (In the biblical account of creation, God created light and the heavens.)

Notes: Luomisessa is primarily a grammatical and stylistic device to discuss ongoing creation. It is not a standalone technical concept, but a useful way to frame discussions about the creative process in Finnish.