Creating without destroying the essence, is a very popular Zen premise in Japanese culture, in fact, Orientals often apply it in their way of taking life and their understanding of aesthetics. The same that configures the millenary philosophy of the Wabi-Sabi, that although it does not have a precise definition, it does exalts the art of seeing the beauty of the imperfect and of the constant evolution of things; A good example of this is the celebration of scars or resilience.