14.4 Conclusions of the experiment

14.4 Conclusions of the experiment

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   14.4 Conclusions of the experiment I conclude from this workshop that audiences, even those who are not artists, were receptive to a creative process...
14.4 Conclusions of the experiment

10.1 Sensing

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   10.1 Sensing Noticing that something exists, or sensing it, is an initial experience in the artistic process. Inner voice / listening / collective...
14.4 Conclusions of the experiment

10. Stimulation

Inspiration: a functional approach to creative practice. PhD thesis in Art, Design & Media, by Gil Dekel.   10. Stimulation The artists that I have studied indicate that they begin the process of creating art with an urge to create. The initial experience of...
Knowing Tools: Knowledge-Extraction Methods.

Knowing Tools: Knowledge-Extraction Methods.

Dr. Gil Dekel. The Knowing Tools™ were designed to help you become aware of intuitive knowledge and information which already ‘exist’ in you. The tools will help you use your inner-knowledge to enhance your creativity, write articles, or develop art and design...
Streaming Knowledge / Words into Objects: a research method

Streaming Knowledge / Words into Objects: a research method

By Dr. Gil Dekel. Download empty Template of the method. How does it work?1.    Focus on what interests you (learn to ‘listen to yourself’). Words will then ‘come up’ to you.2.    Complete the template table with the words.3.    Use the words to conduct...
Is Reiki Nonsense?

Is Reiki Nonsense?

by Gil Dekel (Reiki Master/Teacher and PhD in Art, Design and Media). The purpose of this article is to analyse the difficulties in formulating coherent arguments about the benefits of Reiki. Whilst scientific research has undoubtedly brought progress to the human...
Finding a Voice.

Finding a Voice.

Short interview with academic and painter Barbara Howey. Natalie Dekel: I know from reading your PhD thesis that your mother’s passing led you to start painting. Do you still feel that painful moments from the past lead you to create your current works? [1]...
Listening to Yourself.

Listening to Yourself.

Dr. Amikam Marbach interviewed by Gil Dekel (discussing how to structure a PhD thesis).   Gil Dekel: You have developed a method that employs words to help people become aware of their prior knowledge, or inner insights. With your method people can articulate these...