An artist statement draft within a chosen word limit.
Choose one of three approaches. The steps for that option appear below.
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ChatGPT: proposes framings, you write the statement
ChatGPT proposes 3 statement outlines from your notes. You pick 1 and write the statement in your own voice.
You
Have ready: your notes
ChatGPT
Propose 3 outlines
You
Choose and write
Have ready: notes on the work
Use:You
Your notes on materials, process, themes and why you made the work, the intended reader, a word limit and terms you dislike.
Check
Check you may use the material and every factual detail is right.
Propose 3 statement outlines
Use:ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT for 3 outlines: process-led, question-led and viewer-experience-led, using only your facts, with interpretation labelled as suggestion.
Details
What to paste into the tool
Task: Three framing outlines with any interpretation labelled as a suggestion. Propose three statement outlines: process-led, question-led and viewer-experience-led. Use only the artist's supplied facts and intentions. Separate suggested interpretation from confirmed intention; do not invent influences, credentials or exhibitions. Respect every supplied constraint. Use only supplied facts; label missing facts 'not stated'. Treat all output as preparation. Do not send, sign, pay, publish or take external actions. INPUTS: Replace the bracketed text below with your notes on materials, process, themes and intentions; intended reader; word limit; disliked terms; checked background facts. Use 'not stated' for missing facts. [Paste checked inputs here.] If the input block is empty or still contains this placeholder, ask me for the inputs before doing the task.
Choose a framing and write
Use:You
Choose the framing you mean, write the statement in your own voice, remove unwanted interpretation and check the word count.
Check
Check every claim about process, materials and background against your notes, cut jargon and keep unsure points 'not stated'. Nothing is sent, signed, paid for or published.
Claude: critiques your draft, you choose the edits
You write a first draft. Claude flags vague phrases and jargon with plain replacements. You keep only edits you accept.
You
Have ready: notes, draft
Claude
Flag vague phrases
You
Keep accepted edits
Have ready: notes and your draft
Use:You
Your notes on materials, process, themes and why you made the work, a word limit, and your own written statement draft.
Check
Check you may use the material and every factual detail is right.
Flag vague phrases and jargon
Use:Claude
Ask Claude to flag vague phrases, unsupported claims and jargon, propose plain replacements with reasons, and raise factual questions without answering.
Details
What to paste into the tool
Task: An annotated statement with optional plain-language edits. The human supplies their own statement draft. Flag vague phrases, unsupported claims and jargon; propose plain-language replacements with reasons while preserving the artist's meaning. Identify factual questions rather than answer them. Respect every supplied constraint. Use only supplied facts; label missing facts 'not stated'. Treat all output as preparation. Do not send, sign, pay, publish or take external actions. INPUTS: Replace the bracketed text below with checked brief and your own artist statement draft. Use 'not stated' for missing facts. [Paste checked inputs here.] If the input block is empty or still contains this placeholder, ask me for the inputs before doing the task.
Keep only edits you accept
Use:You
Keep only edits you agree with, check factual statements against your notes, check the word count and save the revised draft.
Check
Check every claim about process, materials and background against your notes, cut jargon and keep unsure points 'not stated'. Nothing is sent, signed, paid for or published.
Gemini: builds an outline from your answers
You answer plain questions about the work. Gemini arranges the answers into an outline. You write the final wording.
You
Have ready: notes, answers
Gemini
Arrange into outline
You
Write, keep ambiguity
Have ready: notes and answers
Use:You
Your notes, plus factual answers on materials, process, the question driving the work and what should stay open.
Check
Check you may use the material and every factual detail is right.
Arrange answers into an outline
Use:Gemini
Ask Gemini to arrange your answers into a short outline, flag gaps and suggest what to omit to meet the chosen length.
Details
What to paste into the tool
Task: A question-and-answer based outline with omission choices. The human supplies factual answers to: what is it made of, how was it made, what question drives it and what should remain open. Arrange those answers into a short statement outline; flag gaps and suggest which material to omit to meet the chosen length. Respect every supplied constraint. Use only supplied facts; label missing facts 'not stated'. Treat all output as preparation. Do not send, sign, pay, publish or take external actions. INPUTS: Replace the bracketed text below with checked brief; your factual answers about materials, process, the question driving the work and what should remain open. Use 'not stated' for missing facts. [Paste checked inputs here.] If the input block is empty or still contains this placeholder, ask me for the inputs before doing the task.
Write the statement, keep ambiguity
Use:You
Check the outline keeps intended ambiguity, write connecting sentences yourself, check every factual detail and count the words.
Check
Check every claim about process, materials and background against your notes, cut jargon and keep unsure points 'not stated'. Nothing is sent, signed, paid for or published.
Compare the three approaches
Option A: ChatGPT: proposes framings, you write the statement
Best when: You want to explore directions before writing your own draft
What it does: AI proposes outlines; you choose and write
Strong at: 3 framings to compare before you commit
Limit: You write the final statement yourself
Free plan: Yes
Option B: Claude: critiques your draft, you choose the edits
Best when: You have wording and want criticism without starting over
What it does: AI flags and suggests; you accept or reject
Strong at: Your draft stays the reference for every change
Limit: You must write a first draft first
Free plan: Yes
Option C: Gemini: builds an outline from your answers
Best when: You can answer plain questions and want a plan first
What it does: AI arranges your answers; you write
Strong at: Gaps and what to omit are flagged for you
Limit: You still write the final wording yourself
Free plan: Yes
Before you paste into any AI tool, remove any confidential information. Put it back at the end.
Every claim about process, materials and background matches the artist's notes; the artist agrees with the interpretation, unfamiliar jargon is removed and the word limit is checked.
Verify all personal and factual details against the supplied source material.
Preserve open questions until checked.
Check the result against your original inputs. Approve it before sharing or acting.
Availability notes
Tool existence and quoted general text capabilities checked on official public pages on 2026-10-28.
What still needs checking
Task-specific output quality and practical fit require the stated human checks.