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September 17, 2025Organization StudiesOpen Access

A Quantitative Approach to Multimodality: An Application to the Creative Process of Van Gogh.

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SSStoyan V. SgourevAudencia Business SchoolDCDonato CutoloIE UniversityGFGiovanni FormilanUniversity of Edinburgh

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Implication

This analysis showcases visual and verbal oppositions in Vincent Van Gogh's creativity, suggesting new insights for organizational scholarship.

Key Points

  • The study demonstrates co-emerging visual and verbal elements in Van Gogh's work, enhancing understanding of creativity.
  • Visual analysis shows a significant increase in color contrasts, while textual analysis reveals growing ambivalence in his letters.
  • A quantitative methodology is presented, allowing for simultaneous examinations of visual and verbal data to explore creativity.
  • This approach highlights the relevance of opposition in artistic expressions and could inform future research in creative processes.

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Sgourev et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d45e6231b076d99fa5ee02https://doi.org/10.1177/01708406251381005
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