Human creativity does indeed enable us to perpetrate a special kind of horror. The Luciferian or Promethean horror can seem like a precious wonder, too, as order struggles against the odds (including entropy) to maintain itself. It's a horror for everything that has to be sacrificed to feed that emergent order, but nature is used to destroying itself in its creative acts. The cosmic carnage that gave rise to the stability of solar systems is unimaginable in its Lovecraftian ferocity. That destructiveness is a testament to nature's mindless amorality.

I talk about the environmental impact of this horrific "progress" in a couple of articles that might interest you:

https://medium.com/the-apeiron-blog/hubris-and-alienation-the-roots-of-the-environmental-crisis-28c589ad00c9?sk=1a06b5b72ebd8df39ba91abe2fa3c401

https://medium.com/datadriveninvestor/georges-bataille-on-free-market-utopianism-d16357706541?source=friends_link&sk=cee94456a755c218cc241b9855b0779d

See also this article on nature's wild creativity:

https://medium.com/@benjamincain8/membranes-alienation-and-the-universes-wild-creativity-cbd92aa3ef7e?sk=bbbf6b9b15ef996238f0af5356870bcf