The Daily Scene
Choose a mundane moment. Replay it as if it were a scene in a film.
Workshop for Potential Life
The OuViePo creative constraints
Choose a mundane moment. Replay it as if it were a scene in a film.
As many colors as possible on one plate. Photograph before eating.
Cook a dish from a country you know nothing about. No shortcuts.
Gather five objects that represent your life right now. Display them. Write the labels.
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.
Map the sounds of your neighborhood. Walk, listen, note everything.
Cook a dish from childhood, purely from memory. No recipe, no help.
Set a table for dinner. Beautiful plates, candles. But nobody is coming.
Spend an hour communicating only through gestures. No words, no writing.
One full day without any screen. From wake-up to bedtime.
Cook an entire dish blindfolded. Trust your other senses.
Choose a storefront. Redesign it entirely in your mind. Write it down.
Compose your personal anthem. Sing it every morning for a week.
Record yourself reading a text in someone else's voice. Not an imitation... a channeling.
Compose a meal based only on colors. Ignore taste.
Have a conversation where every answer is a question. See how long it lasts.
Cook a recipe that belongs to someone else. Follow it exactly. Don't adapt anything.
A public bench. Three hours. No phone. Just be there.
Respond in alexandrines all day. At the supermarket checkout too.
Cook with sounds as a score. Record it. It's a composition.
A dish you've never made. No recipe. With your instinct.
An unknown artist. One week. A work in response.
Choose a website. Paint it by hand. Freeze the digital in matter.
Shit in a jar. Label it. Preserve it. It's a work.
Draw the path of an email. Compare your drawing to the actual traceroute.
Create a website with a single concept. The URL is the title of the work.
Use an AI for a week. Document everything. The gap is the work.
Create an image pixel by pixel in a spreadsheet. Each cell is a pixel.
Write the HTML/CSS of a web page... by hand, on paper.
Use the terminal (cmd/bash) to create a code or data artwork.
Create percussion by tapping different everyday objects with a specific rhythm.
Transform an everyday object into an absurd sculpture.
List everything that makes you anxious. Everything. No filter.
Draw with marker on your skin a symbol for each significant event.
Export your browser cache. Print everything. That's your self-portrait.
Transform one of your secrets into a glowing sign. Photograph it. Keep it.
Every hour, you change personality. 6-7am you are A, 7-8am you are B...
Count absurd things during a day. Share your numbers.
Lock your week in a box. To open in a year.
Write a beautiful page. Burn it. That's your creation.
Create a two-layer image. Two gazes, two truths.
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.
Disfigure yourself with what's lying around. One mask per day, never the same.
Record the silence of a beautiful place, then the worst noise from your home.
Write a constraint. Send it to a stranger. Never see the result.
Three people, three papers, one blind constraint. Execute the result.