Creativity! You encounter it every day, but with what ethics? How do you position yourself as a creator on an ethical level? What are the differences between creativity in the fields of art, cinema, or design and creativity in other domains (engineering, economics, social sciences)? This course provides knowledge about various creative processes and helps you develop and refine your personal working method and take time to establish your professional ethical stance. It is structured in three parts. The first part includes three lectures presenting various theories on creativity and societal issues. The second, in the form of individual interviews, helps you build a personalized toolkit. The third part focuses on the development of a project (practical work) within the framework of a stay at the Pléiades. We will examine your creative method and your ethical stance across three levels: • operational for defining the framework in which a project develops • methodological for understanding your creative process and improving it • ethical for being able to position yourself within your professional practice. The course combines theoretical insights and practical exercises. Each student develops an individual or group work. This work can be linked to your workshop practice (as a complement).
Personal work is expected between the March sessions and the stay at the Pléiades.