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The Artuitive Process (TAP)

What is The Artuitive Process (TAP)?

The Artuitive Process is a non-linear, six-stage creative cycle that mirrors the workings of the psyche. Each phase supports a different kind of attention; from impulse to insight, chaos to cohesion. Rather than following a fixed plan, the artist listens, responds, and allows the work to evolve on its own terms.

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