Chaos, Complexity, and Creativity

Year: 2009 Authors: Krystyna Laycraft

Core claim

Creativity can be understood as a self-organizing dissipative structure that emerges through instability, feedback, and increasing complexity.

Topics

chaos theory, creativity, self-organization, interactive workshop

Domains

nonlinear dynamics, dynamical systems, bifurcation points, attractors, painting, improvisation, creative process, self-reflection

Methods

brief introductions, group discussion, improvisation exercises, active imagination

Media

author’s paintings, spoken exercises, interactive activities

Source status

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