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Tag Archives: Art
The Art of Science
I was speaking to a paediatric consultant earlier, and asked him whether he felt his work was art, or science, and whether he had felt this shift over time. Cognitively, we become adept at pattern matching, whilst sociologically, we learn … Continue reading
Drawing ‘The Trust Sketchbook’
A couple of months ago, i ran a Kickstarter campaign for ‘The Trust Sketchbook’, intended as a short, guided, reflection on ‘what trust means to me’, to be used by individuals, and within teams. I have shared a few early … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Art, Books, Drawing, Kickstarter, Landscape of Trust, Sketching, The Trust Sketchbook, Trust, Working Out Loud, Writing
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‘The Trust Sketchbook’: 5 Days To Go
There are five days left to run for the Kickstarter Campaign for ‘The Trust Sketchbook‘, and i’m pleased to say that it’s gone extremely well, in fact, already passing the target that i need to run the experiment: The Trust … Continue reading
Posted in Trust
Tagged Art, Crowdfunding, Kickstarter, Landscape of Trust, Science, The Trust Sketchbook, Trust
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Crowdfunding ‘The Trust Sketchbook’: Art and Science
Today, i’m launching a crowdfunding campaign for a prototype of The Trust Sketchbook. It’s a limited edition proof of concept, for a co-drawn, co-created, and co-owned exploration of ‘trust‘, exploring what trust is, how it’s held between individuals and within … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Trust
Tagged Agile, Agility, Art, Co-creation, Co-Ownership, Crowdfunding, Drawing, Iteration, Kickstarter, Landscape of Trust, research, Science, Sketchbook, Trust, Writing
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Scaffolding the Safari
The Social Age conference is at the more experimental end of the work that i do, and why not? It’s an event i run once a year to explore: to create a space that provokes discussion, exposes us to new … Continue reading
Posted in Choreography
Tagged Art, Circus, Conference, Design, Experience, Graffiti, Music, Social Age, Social Age Safari
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Social Leadership Illustrations: Trust & Authenticity
More #WorkingOutLoud as i share another two illustrations from the forthcoming book on ‘Social Leadership – my 1st 100 days‘. The first will accompany the ‘Day 8’ activity, around Trust, which i replicate in full after the illustration: Day 8: … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Authenticity, Books, Drawing, Illustrations, Leadership, Social Leadership, Trust, Working Out Loud, Writing
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Lino Cuts
Last week was time out for walking, painting and reading books. I spend some time making lino prints: it’s the closest i have got to sculpture, starting with nothing, and physically carving the expression into the bland canvas: it’s a … Continue reading
Not Art Nor Science
Science lets us see better: we can see ever deeper the inner workings of the brain, we can image and visualize, scan and probe. We are mapping the functional areas and the interrelationships between them and, as we do so, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Science
Tagged Art, Imaging, Leadership Learning, Neuro, Neurology, Philosophy, Scans, Science
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Painting The Thing
I took some time out last week, a chance to catch up on some reading, spend time with family, and even fit in some painting. Whilst wrestling with new paints I was reminded how painting is not about capturing the … Continue reading