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On. Creativity . Emanuel Martonca | ThinSlices Iashington | 6 th of Art Installation by ROBERT STADLER Creative Commons, Attribution, Non- commercial

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On. Creativity.Emanuel Martonca | ThinSlicesIashington | 6th of September 2012

Art Installation by ROBERT STADLER

Creative Commons, Attribution, Non-commercial

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Why creativity?

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Everyone is given a box.

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But we all grow out of it.

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Because of fear.

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1 . 9 . 90%

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What is it?

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Creativity.

Innovation.

Thinking out of the box.

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There is always another way.

Always.

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Creativity is not magic.

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Creativity

is not only

about the

mind.

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It is about behaviors & habits.

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Leo Burnett

creativity

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The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living

12 mil. £

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Balancing Elephant

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Chairs.

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Bridges

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Tall buildings.

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Book covers.

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Fonts

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1.000.000 ways

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Creativity is not art.

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Creativity is the process,

art is the result.

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Creativity is an act

of discovery,

not of inventing

things

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Discovery skillsAssociatingQuestioningObservingExperimentingNetworking

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The question is more important than the answer.

What?Why?

Where?How?

When?Who?

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Thomas Edison

“I have not failed.

I have just found 10,000

ways that won't work.”

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“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” Maya Angelou

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The hasn’t been invented yet.

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How to …

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Look outside.

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Different is good.

Different means potential to differentiate.

Potential to differentiate means the possibility

to be unique.

Unique is where you want to be.

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To create great work, here’s how you

need to spend your time:

1% Inspiration

9% Perspiration

90% Justification

George Lois

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You cannot be creative if you are not curious.

ABC (Always Be Curious)

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Museums

Inspiration is everywhere

Visual books The Internet

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A committee will never come up with the big idea.

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Make your own

process for driving creativity.

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Go live in a big city.

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Anyone can do this.

But not everyone is going

to do it.

This is your chance!

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On. Creativity.Emanuel Martonca | ThinSlices Creative Commons, Attribution, Non-commercial

Art Installation by ROBERT STADLER