Imagia · Origins
Organic
Origin answers how a piece was produced; it does not by itself decide what it means or what the audience should think.
- Area
- Origins
- Origin
- Organic
- Next step
- Contact
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What the origin explains
Origin makes how a piece was produced visible before it is interpreted.
Material captured or made by people. Sources, editing and authorship preserve its context.
02
How provenance is preserved
The framework relates material, sources, transformations and responsibility without reducing them to one label.
- Name the material
- Gather sources and references
- Explain transformations
- Keep the responsible link

03
What the audience can understand
Provenance helps explain what was recorded, generated, transformed or combined.
- Production
- Interpretation
- Responsibility
04
Relationship to the brands
Mulvin applies this framework during production and Amivi during publishing; Imagia explains the shared relationship.
- Mulvin
- 01
- Amivi
- 02
- Imagia
- 03
Each brand keeps its offer, decisions and responsible participants.
05
Decision and responsibility
The responsible participant explains what material was used and which transformations must be understood.
Classification guides interpretation; it does not by itself prove truth, capability or availability.

