In whatever it is that I do, I find myself drawn to infinite possibility, that sense of potential.

Abrams frames creativity as an attraction to open-endedness: the energizing moment before a story, project, or invention collapses into a single fixed form. “Infinite possibility” suggests a preference for mystery, ambiguity, and imaginative play—the same impulse that often drives his work’s emphasis on puzzles, unanswered questions, and expansive fictional worlds. The “sense of potential” also points to process rather than product: the idea that what motivates an artist is not merely execution but the horizon of what could be made. Read this way, the quote is a compact statement of an aesthetic that values wonder and generative uncertainty as creative fuel.