After categorising, we were then appointed a category. I was paired up with Max, we were to create 3 briefs from the subject 'chance'. A curious category, which i quickly realised didn't have much content, it seemed to become a miscellaneous area. After much thought we found three types of chance; control, inevitability/probability and out of control. For control we created a brief about misbehaving in disguise from a controlled society which we believe is almost like 1984. For inevitability, we decided on design for inevitability, designing in preparation for a possible crisis. And for out of control, we made a brief that asks to design a process of randomness which creates unique objects. Finally, the whole class voted two out of three briefs that we liked for each category. So we were left with Inevitable airbag (Design for the inevitable) and Take a chance (creating a means of randomness). We would have preferred to keep the control brief as it could have been quite profound. However there are enough briefs to deal with. These were our conclusions:
Chance Max Smith & Stephanie Rodger
Design an object for the inevitable; This is a means to prepare for the chance that a crisis could occur. You can draw from a tongue-in-cheek or very serious issue; such as the inevitable result of global warming. You can prepare for something that cannot be avoided and is just going to happen.
From tomorrow we will choose two projects to do individually for 8 days! ARGHH.....yipee!
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