This article has sought to represent creativity and imagination as experiential qualities, beyond functions of a rational and perceptual nature in the human being, committing them as elements of pre-reflexive constitutions. Phenomenology has developed an important comprehensive field from the dimension of pre-reflexive self-awareness, which has given transcendental relevance to the understanding of the subjective particular experience, managing to identify authors such as Husserl (2005, 2012), Heidegger (1971, 2022), Sartre (1968, 1993, 2005), Casey (2000), and Jansen (2016), that creativity and imagination constitute autonomous capacities in human functioning, beyond elements that are activated only in a rational and intentional way, being able to attribute to the creative value and the ontological generative capacity, characteristics that go beyond the will and precede any productive intention. The present work constitutes a complete theoretical review that favors the development of an understanding of the creative and imaginative capacity, as significant positions of the pre-reflective consciousness, which clearly shows that the creative elements in the human being not only respond to one type of intellectual or executive thought. This proposal can favor the development of comprehensive forms regarding the process of human creativity and the development of artistic exercises, which are positioned as an action that involves elements that come together as exercises typical of a pre-reflexive sphere, which constitutes a base of reference that articulates all types of individual functioning.