Brecht's Chance Imagery in its original format
Text of the booklet in MWord
Rebecca Price: Chance Imagery booklet
Brecht's Playfulness Discussed
"… far from reducing the artist’s agency and control—as in Cage’s ideal of egoless art—aleatory methods actually extend control at a more abstract level. Setting up a system using chance determines the parameters within which chance can fall; the artist knows that a die will only ever give an answer from one to six. Chance operations, in this view, conceal a will to an even greater sense of control, one that wishes to abolish chance itself."
Link to random number generator
REQUIREMENTS
TRIZ 40 principles like Segmentation, Removing, Local Quality, etc. The TRIZ40 were developed with engineers in mind.
Text of the booklet in MWord
Rebecca Price: Chance Imagery booklet
Brecht's Playfulness Discussed
"… far from reducing the artist’s agency and control—as in Cage’s ideal of egoless art—aleatory methods actually extend control at a more abstract level. Setting up a system using chance determines the parameters within which chance can fall; the artist knows that a die will only ever give an answer from one to six. Chance operations, in this view, conceal a will to an even greater sense of control, one that wishes to abolish chance itself."
Link to random number generator
REQUIREMENTS
- Booklet must be 5.5" to 6.5" Wide
- 8" to 9" High
- Codex format, spine on the left
- Three or more spreads containing excerpts from the essay "Chance Imagery."
- One or more pages explaining the chance processes you used to influence your design. Alternately, those explanations may be incorporated on the main text pages themselves.
- Use at least one "irrelevant process" to design your booklet.
TRIZ 40 principles like Segmentation, Removing, Local Quality, etc. The TRIZ40 were developed with engineers in mind.
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