Paint Brushes

[TOM Merilahti]

Classical (western) science is the science of logic, of linearity, of definitions... We on SICU believe that where 'classical science stops', the real fun begins. We want to explore the chaos of ideas that try to depict this adventurous century and form the roots of the century ahead. Because we believe that within the chaos patterns can be found. And these patterns will enable the formation of strategic thinking.

The Synergysophy

[Mona Youssef]

Dear Tom,

Thank you for this interesting point and for the very powerful photo which is so applicable to the subject.

Although, in creativity, there is much fun, intellectual thinking, spiritual growth and even relaxation, yet, we still need the logic of definitions in some cases. The fun relies in having both and the challenge is learning when and where to use this or that. Whether we have one, two of them or nothing at all, that would be the real fun!!!

best,

Mona

[Daniel Caleb Thompson]

The Brushtractor in Weimar, 2008

Although I would not consider myself to be a "rigorous" or "classical" scientist, I do enjoy using what I know and creating hybrids of art and technologies in an experimental fashion. Which is why I have chosen this post to respond to as my first comment in sicuart. I firmly believe that we do what we do as a species because we are inherently creative. Look to our children and the ways they learn and do - how tragic is it that the most of us and our friends lose this creative connection with the inner-source of creativity. I look forward to the SICUART collective, its discussions, and perhaps the new idea here or there - and if I can be of any support, please by all means contact me. Regards and ahoy! (And by the way, if you click on that picture, it will bring you to the video of that chimera in action!)

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[TOM Merilahti]

Dear Daniel,

Thank you very much for your immediate input here on SICU ART. Your way to connect art and technology is fascinating and follows to the point the idea of Connects the Unconnected.
I wish you warmly welcome! Best regards, TOM