Towards an ontological of Creativity applied to the context of Design and Crafts:Innovation and Evolutionary Computing

• Cayetano José Cruz García ^[1] ; Alfonso González González ^[1] ; Francisco Fernández de Vega ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad de Extremadura

     Universidad de Extremadura

     Badajoz, España

     
• Localización: I+Diseño: revista internacional de investigación, innovación y desarrollo en diseño, ISSN 1889-433X, Vol. 14, Nº. 14, 2019, págs. 266-276
• Idioma: inglés
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  • The Handicrafts sector is an important means of production, which provides socio-cultural and tourist values that can and need to be adapted to contemporary society, in which coexistence with technological innovation can be more active and profitable. The present article discerns a state of intentions, addressed to a particular ontology for Design and Craftsmanship, where the creative action of the individual’s “black box” is materialized in a visible method. The peculiarity of these sectors requires singular models in favour of innovation, more and more possible, which require: learning from the creative processes of the creative thought of the individual, elaborating an ontological method of specific design for a particular scenario, and analysing and applying the relations between Technology/Artificial Intelligence and Handicrafts, as two initially disparate worlds in which to find relations of synergy. the system. The proposed model reflects a modular structure that can be adapted to the particularities and characteristics of each project, aiming to generate a broad view of Sociotechnical Innovations