The Sound of Home
Record all the sounds your home makes in one day. Make a catalog.
Workshop for Potential Life
The OuViePo creative constraints
Record all the sounds your home makes in one day. Make a catalog.
Walk out your front door. No plan. Follow what catches your eye.
Spend an hour communicating only through gestures. No words, no writing.
Make a sign with a kind message. Hold it up in a public place. Observe.
One minute of silence. But listen to everything. Write it all down.
Replace your doorbell with a tune you hum yourself.
Grab whatever you have. Go eat outside. Right now. No planning.
A meal in slow motion. One hour minimum. Each bite counts.
Have a conversation where every answer is a question. See how long it lasts.
Every Tuesday, eat the same meal. For a month. Exactly the same.
Replace your ringtone with a sound you recorded yourself. Keep it for a month.
A public bench. Three hours. No phone. Just be there.
An entire album. In the dark. Lying down. Doing nothing else.
Choose a website. Paint it by hand. Freeze the digital in matter.
Have yourself photographed in an impossible position. No digital manipulation.
Draw the path of an email. Compare your drawing to the actual traceroute.
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.
Create a website with a single concept. The URL is the title of the work.
Create an image pixel by pixel in a spreadsheet. Each cell is a pixel.
Open an old file or system file. Analyze its metadata like an archaeologist.
Create percussion by tapping different everyday objects with a specific rhythm.
Record all the sounds of your day. Create a sonic composition.
Find an image online. Re-request it from an AI. Compare.
List everything that makes you anxious. Everything. No filter.
Write your journal 48 hours after a difficult event.
Film 1 minute of video each day. Same setting, same time every day.
Draw with marker on your skin a symbol for each significant event.
Ask someone to create your soundtrack. That's your musical portrait.
Write a beautiful page. Burn it. That's your creation.
Intervene in public space in the most minimal way possible.
Create a two-layer image. Two gazes, two truths.
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.
Write a constraint. Send it to a stranger. Never see the result.
Same time, same framing, same light. Thirty days. Zero tolerance.
Slowly destroy an object you care about. Keep the remains.
Three people, three papers, one blind constraint. Execute the result.
Look a stranger in the eyes. In silence. As long as possible.
Hold an uncomfortable object against your body. Exactly ten minutes.