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Submission Number: 351
Submission ID: 417
Submission UUID: 5f701c2d-ec80-4389-92c8-a7caed4867ba

Cruthaithe: Sun, 1 Mar 2026 - 21:15
Déanta: Sun, 1 Mar 2026 - 22:42
Changed: Wed, 13 May 2026 - 08:12

Remote IP address: 128.39.19.140
Submitted by: Anonymous
Teanga: English

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Given name: Hilde









Surname: Honerud









Email: honerud@usn.no









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Title: Artistic intelligence as situated creativity in the age of human fracking: An educational perspective. 









Format: Project presentation (2)









Main language: English









Abstract:
This paper presents an educational experiment in artistic intelligence, focused on creativity as learned practice. The context is a bachelor's program in visual communication and design at a regional university, University of Southeastern Norway. As design students, the participants are generally not leaning towards or trained in artistic practices. From earlier evaluations, I also experienced that even senior students had little knowledge of creativity or working freely with ideas. in this presentation I show how I used artistic, creative practices, and codified it into creative challenges and assignments, and also how I worked with the educational space and also my role in creating safe conditions for learning creativity. I also used standard tests of human creativity to measure progress, which showed clear results in only few weeks. I will be exploring if this experiment can be used as a starting point for developing artistic intelligence as contextualized practice in other domains such as public administration and business education










Link to the Exposition :  (https://www.researchcatalogue.net/shared/452de9721c2e4fd718869eaed8a46e65)









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Short biographies of the presenter(s):
- Hilde Honerud (b. 1977) lives and works in Kongsberg, Norway
  
  I am a visual artist and associate professor of photography at the University of Southeastern Norway. Educated at Napier University in Edinburgh and the National Academy of Arts in Oslo, I work in the tradition of documentary photography, though motifs are far from classical. My works have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions. Since 2020 I have amongst others held exhibitions at MELK (Oslo), Chart Art Fair (Copenhagen), Bærum Art Center (Oslo), NŌUA (Bodø NO), Nils Aas (Stiklestad NO), Vestfold Art Center (NO), Rencontres d'Arles and Buskerud Kunstsenter.










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Potential risks or ethical concerns:
Student work illustrations are collected with approval, as according to Norwegian legislation. 










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An 17ú Comhdháil de chuid Chumann na Taighde Ealaíonta (SAR)

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Endangered Conceptual Worlds

The 2026 International Forum on Artistic Research takes place from 23 to 26 June 2026. Hosted by the University of Galway on the Atlantic coast of Ireland, the Forum addresses the challenges of Endangered Conceptual Worlds. As the 17th annual conference of the Society for Artistic Research it is the largest conference on practice-based research within and through the arts, bringing together more than 300 international participants: leading practitioners, scholars and policymakers from the entire range of arts-based disciplines.

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