内容摘要 通过艺术家、建筑师、诗人和其他人的实践中的例子来看,从 "不学习 "到重新开始了解创作过程的各个阶段。 凯娜·莱斯基告诉我们,尽管每一个创造性的实例都是单一的和具体的,但创造性的过程是普遍的。艺术家、建筑师、诗人、发明家、科学家和其他人都在这个过程中经历同样的阶段,以发现一些尚不存在的东西。我们所有人都必须努力克服脑子空白、空白页面、作家的障碍、困惑、混乱和怀疑的过程。在这本书中,莱斯基从她作为教师、学生、制造者、作家和建筑师的观察和经验中,描述了创作过程的运作情况。 莱斯基认为创作过程就像一场风暴;它慢慢开始聚集并形成,直到它超越我们——如果我们愿意让它发生。它是动态的,不断地在运动;它开始、停止、暴怒和消退、起伏和流动。在每一章的插图中,她通过追踪水滴在暴风雨中的轨迹,描绘了创作过程的弧线。 莱斯基描述了取消学习,消除自己的成见;只有当我们意识到我们不知道什么时,我们才能提出我们需要解决的问题。我们收集证据,用笔记本记录、研究、收集物品,推动这一过程。我们感知和构思;我们展望未来而不知道我们要去哪里;我们建立联系,我们暂停、退却、停止,然后再开始。为了说明这个过程的这些阶段,莱斯基引用了从保罗·克利到史蒂夫·乔布斯,从大陆漂移的发现到安东尼·高迪的圣家堂设计的创造性实践的例子。 莱斯基告诉我们,创意是一条没有起点或终点的道路;它是持续的。这种对创作过程的启示性观点将成为任何从事创作探索的人的基本指南。 The stages of the creative process--from "unlearning" to beginning again--seen through examples from the practice of artists, architects, poets, and others. Although each instance of creativity is singular and specific, Kyna Leski tells us, the creative process is universal. Artists, architects, poets, inventors, scientists, and others all navigate the same stages of the process in order to discover something that does not yet exist. All of us must work our way through the empty page, the blank screen, writer's block, confusion, chaos, and doubt. In this book, Leski draws from her observations and experiences as a teacher, student, maker, writer, and architect to describe the workings of the creative process. Leski sees the creative process as being like a storm; it slowly begins to gather and take form until it overtakes us--if we are willing to let it. It is dynamic, continually in motion; it starts, stops, rages and abates, ebbs and flows. In illustrations that accompany each chapter, she maps the arc of the creative process by tracing the path of water droplets traveling the stages of a storm. Leski describes unlearning, ridding ourselves of preconceptions; only when we realize what we don't know can we pose the problem that we need to solve. We gather evidence--with notebook jottings, research, the collection of objects--propelling the process. We perceive and conceive; we look ahead without knowing where we are going; we make connections. We pause, retreat, and stop, only to start again. To illustrate these stages of the process, Leski draws on examples of creative practice that range from Paul Klee to Steve Jobs, from the discovery of continental drift to the design of Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Familia. Creativity, Leski tells us, is a path with no beginning or end; it is ongoing. This revelatory view of the creative process will be an essential guide for anyone engaged in creative discovery. The Creative Process Unlearning Problem Making Gathering and Tracking Propelling Perceiving and Conceiving Seeing Ahead Connecting Pausing Continuing
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