Insights Creativos
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Leer más: La improvisación no es una estrategia
La improvisación no es una estrategia
La improvisación es brillante—cuando es el último recurso.
En este Sunday Blooming Reading, Blithe Ernst desmonta el mito de la improvisación como método creativo.
Improvisar es un don, sí, pero depender de ello como única herramienta es imprudente.
La verdadera creatividad no consiste en esperar a que llegue la inspiración, sino en entrenar, tejer, construir.
La improvisación puede salvar el día—pero nunca debería ser el plan.Leer más -
Leer más: What if chaos was a brilliant game?
What if chaos was a brilliant game?
The Dada Manifesto wasn’t a guide — it was a disruption.
Written in 1918, it rejected logic and embraced absurdity, randomness, and play as tools for creative liberation. Far from outdated, its rebellious spirit lives on in memes, experimental art, and every act of creation that dares to break the rules. Deep Dipak invites us to revisit this unsettling laugh from the past — and see it as a timeless spark of freedom and serious play.Leer más -
Leer más: Why Was Bruno Munari So Irreplaceable?
Why Was Bruno Munari So Irreplaceable?
Bruno Munari wasn’t just a designer—he was a philosopher of play.
He didn’t simply create objects; he turned play into a way of thinking. From wordless books to wind machines, his work was about experimenting with ideas. Munari didn’t design answers—he designed questions. This post explores the deeper logic behind his playful mind, and why it still inspires today.Leer más -
Leer más: The Yes Men
The Yes Men
What if creativity wasn’t just for innovation but also for challenging power? The Yes Men have turned activism into an art form, using creativity as a form of social intelligence capable of questioning the rules of the game. Their interventions, blending satire and denunciation, prove that creative thinking can be a powerful tool for change.Leer más
