Painting I / Multidisciplinary Processes
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Assistance and collaboration are structurally distinct modes of working rather than points on a scale of friendliness. What follows from this distinction when allocating credit in a multi-practitioner production?

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  1. Where does the authority over aesthetic decisions actually reside?
  2. Does the sheer volume of manual work alter who decides the concept?
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D. Collaboration requires shared attribution regardless of scale

Why

Conflating labour volume with decision-making power obscures governance; assistance never yields shared naming purely through effort, whilst collaboration hinges on joint decision rights that mandate dual attribution.

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