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Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes Creative Systems Diagram Takashi Iba Ph.D. in Media and Governance Associate Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University iba@sfc.keio.ac.jp Autopoietic Systems Diagram

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Takashi Iba

Ph.D. in Media and Governance Associate Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University iba@sfc.keio.ac.jp

Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

Creative Systems Diagram

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Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

Creative Systems Diagram

A diagram to describe a creative process, which I name “Creative Systems Diagram.” Creative Systems Theory (Iba, 2009)

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Revised version of “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity” (T. Iba, COINs2009, 2009)

  • 1. Overview of Creative Systems Theory
  • 2. Creative Systems Diagram (CSD)
  • 3. Case: The origin of “Footprint of Chaos”

Our Project combining philosophy, art, and science. (K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose, and T. Iba, since 2007)

Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

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Creative Systems Theory

based on the autopoietic systems theory A creative process is defined as an autopoietic system whose elements are discoveries. Creative process is a (re-) production network of discoveries. Each discovery is emerged only when a synthesis of the following three selection occurs: idea, association, and finding.

Iba, T. (2009) “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity”, COINs2009.

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Production Network of Discoveries in Creation

Iba, T. (2009) “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity”, COINs2009.

Each discovery is produced based on previous discovery, associating to

  • n-going creation.

What is most important is successive production of discoveries. Discovery, in this context, does not imply it is novel, true, and useful.

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Creation-Centered Viewpoint

What is most important is successive production of discoveries. It doesn’t matter where and how discoveries come from.

  • Maybe from deliberation, spark, or merely by accident.
  • Maybe by somebody alone or collaboration by more than one person.

Iba, T. (2009) “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity”, COINs2009.

Both of human and source of ideas are located in the environment of the creative system!

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Emergence of Momentary Elements

Discovery is emerged from a synthesis of following three selections: idea, association, and finding. Discovery happens only when a finding is obtained as a result of that an idea is associated to on-going creation.

Iba, T. (2009) “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity”, COINs2009.

self-reference alter-reference

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Discovery Media

There are intrinsically uncertainties for realization of discovery.

  • Association of idea.
  • Far-reaching finding from association of idea.
  • Success of the discovery

Media is evolutionary achievements for overcoming these uncertainties

  • Media for description
  • Media for thinking
  • Media for success
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Revised version of “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity” (T. Iba, COINs2009, 2009)

  • 1. Overview of Creative Systems Theory
  • 2. Creative Systems Diagram (CSD)
  • 3. Case: The origin of “Footprint of Chaos”

Our Project combining philosophy, art, and science. (K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose, and T. Iba, since 2007)

Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

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discovery (system element) A discovery is to obtain a finding as a result of that an idea is associated to on-going creation.

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production network of discoveries (system formation) Creative process is a production network of discoveries.

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For convenience of understanding, discoveries are grouped into some processes.

Elements View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Processes View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Elements View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Environments View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Environments View

Creative Systems Diagram

Elements View

Creative Systems Diagram

Processes View

Creative Systems Diagram

abstract

Creative Systems Diagram

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Revised version of “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity” (T. Iba, COINs2009, 2009)

  • 1. Overview of Creative Systems Theory
  • 2. Creative Systems Diagram (CSD)
  • 3. Case: The origin of “Footprint of Chaos”

Our Project combining philosophy, art, and science. (K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose, and T. Iba, since 2007)

Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

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Kazeto Shimonishi Junya Hirose

  • K. Shimonishi & T. Iba, "Visualizing Footprints of Chaos", 3rd

International Nonlinear Sciences Conference (INSC2008), 2008

  • T. Iba & K. Shimonishi, "Exploring Patterns on Footprints of Chaos", 3rd

International Nonlinear Sciences Conference (INSC2008), 2008

  • K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose & T, Iba, "Understanding Dynamics on Network

Structure: Applying New Visualization Method to Coupled Chaotic Systems", International Workshop and Conference on Network Science '08 (NetSci'08), 2008

  • K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose & T. Iba, "The Footprints of Chaos: A Novel

Method and Demonstration for Generating Various Patterns from Chaos", SIGGRAPH2008, 2008

Informal Project for “Footprint of Chaos” Takashi Iba

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xn+1 = a xn ( 1 - xn ) Logistic Map θn = 2πxn

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Processes View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Elements View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Association

(self-reference)

Idea

(alter-reference)

finding

discovery

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Elements View

Creative Systems Diagram

association (self-reference) idea (alter-reference)

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Environments View

Creative Systems Diagram

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Revised version of “An Autopoietic Systems Theory for Creativity” (T. Iba, COINs2009, 2009)

  • 1. Overview of Creative Systems Theory
  • 2. Creative Systems Diagram (CSD)
  • 3. Case: The origin of “Footprint of Chaos”

Our Project combining philosophy, art, and science. (K. Shimonishi, J. Hirose, and T. Iba, since 2007)

Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes

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Creative Systems Diagram

based on the creative systems theory Describing a creative process as a production network of discoveries. Each discovery is described with specifying idea, association, and finding. Three types of view: Processes View, Elements View, Environments View.

Environments View Elements View Processes View abstract

Takashi Iba

Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University iba@sfc.keio.ac.jp

“Autopoietic Systems Diagram for Describing Creative Processes”

COINs2010