8.1.6 Data collection and analysis

8.1.6 Data collection and analysis

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.6 Data collection and analysis For this research I created short films and videos, poetry, graphic designs, installations, photography,...
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8.1.5 Self exploration

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.5 Self exploration After years of study, Kant (Lemay & Pitts, 1994: 19) came up with the conclusion that all humans have similar faculties that...
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8.1.4 Art practice as a research method

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.4 Art practice as a research method 8.1.4.1 DevelopmentIn this PhD research I could have chosen to explore artworks that other artists had already...
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8.1.3 In-depth interviews

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.3 In-depth interviews Interviews can be used as a field study and a method to gaining a direct access to the artists, the primary source, as...
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8.1.2 Grounded theory

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.2 Grounded theory Grounded theory is interested in the linking of events through their development, for the purpose of generating a common theme....
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8.1.1 Phenomenology

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1.1 Phenomenology 8.1.1.1 AgentPrior to the start of this research, in February 2006, I had two distinct modes of thought. One involved being a...
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8.1 Methods

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   8.1 Methods The following sections will detail the methods: In section Phenomenology I will discuss the theory behind the phenomenological approach,...
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7.1 Summary of Literature and Intentions of the Investigation

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   7.1 Summary of Literature and Intentions of the Investigation The literature cited above scans the developments in art from representing the external...
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7. Literature Review (pt 2 of 2)

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   7. Literature Review (pt 2 of 2) Carl Jung (1990: 72), discussing creative processes in what he coined ‘extraverted art’, uses a plant as an...
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7. Literature Review (pt 1 of 2)

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   7. Literature Review (pt 1 of 2) This research draws from the area of visual art studies, English literature critiques, psychology, philosophy and...
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3. Table of Content

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   3. Table of Content 1. Thesis Title Page 2. Dedication 3. Table of Content 4. Lists (icons, diagrams, graphs, figures) 5. Abstract 6. Introduction 7....

2. Dedication

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   2. Dedication To the one who is walking beside me for thousands of years now, my wife, and the one who reminds me why we are here, my child. I am...
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1. Thesis Title Page

01. Thesis Title Page Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice Gil Dekel Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirementsfor the award of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of the University of Portsmouth   May 2009[formatted for the web...
Design Course – with Dr. Gil Dekel

Design Course – with Dr. Gil Dekel

Conceptual Art Composition Typography Research skills Inspiration in art and design Abstraction in art and design The Creative Thinking Process Learning To See: concepts in photography UX and UC...
Ideas for art projects

Ideas for art projects

By Gil and Natalie Dekel. Below are ideas for art projects that we are planning to carry in our gallery – but the ideas are not complete. They are still general, in a proposal stage, and need some reshaping before we can actually produce them. We are sharing the ideas...
Natalie and Gil ‘State of The Art’ Centre

Natalie and Gil ‘State of The Art’ Centre

Natalie and Gil’s  ‘State of The Art’ Centre Art & Wellbeing space: Meditations, Yoga, Arts, Reiki & Psychic development. Contact / Book a visit here  Current: from April 2022 Art for World Peace. Free entry. You can take part !  You do not need to...
Inspiration and Creativity in Art

Inspiration and Creativity in Art

Dr. Gil Dekel “This 20- minute lecture by Dr. Gil Dekel is worth a listen. The feeling at the end is, “How ‎awesome creativity is!” What is the artist really saying in each and every painting? Dr. ‎Dekel tells us.” – Mary Gwyn Bowen, nurse and art...
היופי שבזמניות

היופי שבזמניות

מלאני צ’אן (Melanie Chan) ציירת בצבעי מים, בראיון עם גיל דקל. גיל דקל: את מתמחה בציורי פרחים בצבעי מים. מה את רואה בפרחים? [1] מלאני צ’אן: אני רואה את היופי של הטבע בפרחים, ואני נדהמת משלמותם ומהסימטריה שלהם. כשאני מתחילה לצייר, הראש שלי מתחיל להירגע,...
Healing Words: Short-Verse Poetry by Gil Dekel

Healing Words: Short-Verse Poetry by Gil Dekel

by Gil Dekel, PhD (visionary poet and Reiki teacher.)   The task of the poet is to see into the experiences we undergo every moment, and attach words to emotions. Like patchwork, these wordly emotions come together to form images through which we can see the...
Visions of Peace

Visions of Peace

Artist Katherine Josten (founder/director of The Global Art Project for Peace) interviewed by Gil Dekel, PhD. Gil Dekel: You have inspired more than 130,000 participants to take part in your project since 1994; how did you do that?… Katherine Josten: I believe...