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Sharing a condensed version of a framework for communicating ideas in the age of Al-empowered creation. To make matters more memorable, the #IdeAction framework backronyms IDEA: inspiration, description, emotion, action. https://paragraph.xyz/@marmo/ideaction-an-intraconnected-framework-for-activating-ideation
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Very interesting read. Were you thinking primarily of visual art (ai) when writing? How do you feel this format differs from a typical Artist’s statement?
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As to how it differs from typical artists’ statement, artists’ statement (a) don’t necessitate the inclusion of specific categories of information, whereas the IdeAction framework does require these four specific categories (inspiration, description, emotion, action);
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On action: two thoughts. 1) not everyone may want to reveal their process 2) action in some way feels like it has a capitalistic lens (not that there is something wrong with that) but I’m curious where that came from. Maybe it’s just the terminology that leads me to the association
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I agree with your assessment of the capitalistic connotation of "action." Books on business, startups, productivity, etc., are replete with action-speak, and the importance of "a bias toward action," and the tech discourse of agility, "move fast and break things," "rapidly iterate," "ready, fire, aim" fetishizes action
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