mark mollé
@marmo.eth
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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Maybe Im Wasabi〽️
@maybeimwasabi
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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mark mollé
@marmo.eth
(b) apply to an artist’s entire practice and not on a work-by-work, text-by-text basis, whereas the IdeAction is piece-specific and (c) often to be written in very abstract, art-speak-y terms, whereas the IdeAction encourages dropping down Hayakawa’s ladder of abstraction.
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Maybe Im Wasabi〽️
@maybeimwasabi
c) I know what you mean - I wonder about this often and am afraid that it’s what turns off people from participating in art, going to museums etc. but then I think - the same goes for any profession, right? At a high enough level, it does become hard to understand or communicate certain concepts in a super simplified
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Maybe Im Wasabi〽️
@maybeimwasabi
..way. I’ve tried to experiment a bit here - on unknownwomen.xyz I created an FAQ style artist’s statement, intentionally for this reason. May have still overshot a bit with too much content…(not trying to advertise my work btw genuinely sharing something i’ve been thinking about ie simplification of language i
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mark mollé
@marmo.eth
Finally, what actions were taken in the service of this idea. Again, as you say, some artists do not want to reveal their process, and that's completely fine, but I feel that doing so, in this time of AI-empowered art, makes the work more human. I find that to be a good thing, a compelling thing that draws me.
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