A few samples of intentional writing prompts

Cultural Blind Spots
“Somewhere every culture has an imaginary zone for what it excludes, and it is that zone we must try to remember today.” Helene Cixous & Catherine Clement

Five Images (or Objects) and Their Stories
“In devising a story, therefore, the first thing that comes to mind is an image that for some reason strikes me as charged with meaning, even if I cannot formulate this meaning in discursive or conceptual terms. As soon as the image has become sufficiently clear in my mind, I set about developing it into a story; or better yet, it is the images themselves that develop their own implicit potentialities, the story they carry with them. Around each image others come into being, forming a field of analogies, symmetries, confrontations
Italo Calvino

Connotations of Beauty
“All artwork is about beauty; all positive work represents it and celebrates it. All negative protests the lack of beauty in our lives.”
Agnes Martin