The Hidden Talent
Learn something you've never done before. In one day. Show the result.
Workshop for Potential Life
The OuViePo creative constraints
Learn something you've never done before. In one day. Show the result.
Write about your body every day for a week. Not what you think... what you feel.
Walk out your front door. No plan. Follow what catches your eye.
Cook a meal with only what you have right now. No recipe, no shopping.
Plan an impossible day. Try to live it anyway.
Carry your bag in front of you for a whole day. See what changes.
Spend an hour communicating only through gestures. No words, no writing.
One minute of silence. But listen to everything. Write it all down.
Cook an entire dish blindfolded. Trust your other senses.
A meal in slow motion. One hour minimum. Each bite counts.
Record yourself reading a text in someone else's voice. Not an imitation... a channeling.
Have a conversation where every answer is a question. See how long it lasts.
A public bench. Three hours. No phone. Just be there.
Respond in alexandrines all day. At the supermarket checkout too.
An entire album. In the dark. Lying down. Doing nothing else.
Have yourself photographed in an impossible position. No digital manipulation.
Shit in a jar. Label it. Preserve it. It's a work.
Draw an object without looking at your paper. Eyes on the object, hand on the paper.
Organize an event without a program. Each participant is both artist and spectator.
Each scar has a story. Draw them. Tell them.
Recreate Super Mario Bros with photos of you sleeping in improvised settings.
Draw with marker on your skin a symbol for each significant event.
Count absurd things during a day. Share your numbers.
Each day, an imprint of a different part of your body.
Document your daily pains. Scale, drawing, color.
Slow down an everyday gesture by ten percent each hour.
Two people, one struck rhythm. One shifts. Hold without getting lost.
One body sculpture per day. One minute. No more.
Disfigure yourself with what's lying around. One mask per day, never the same.
Fall. Every day. Film the fall. Start again tomorrow.
Same time, same framing, same light. Thirty days. Zero tolerance.
Three people, three papers, one blind constraint. Execute the result.
Look a stranger in the eyes. In silence. As long as possible.
Spend an entire day without your dominant hand.
Hold an uncomfortable object against your body. Exactly ten minutes.
Every morning, write by hand the number of days you have lived.
Draw a verb at random. Do it.