Crikcets, Bats, Cats and Chaos.
Idé og koncept til opsætning af to relaterede essays. Bogen blev produceret i en special edition til en kunstboghandel i San Francisco, oprindelig skoleopgave fra studieophold på CCA.
Workshop: Martin Venezky
[superquote] In “Crickets, Bats, Cats, and Chaos,” doctor and scientist Lewis Thomas struggles to solve the riddle of human uniqueness by examining the difference between us and the creatures around us.
Thomas Jefferson[/superquote]
Bats and people
Simple animals, like crickets, work according to predictable rules: if X happens, then, with a reasonable degree of certainty, a cricket will do Y. As Thomas puts it, a cricket is basic enough “to seem predictable,” but, under bizarre circumstances, its system can be “thrown into chaos” (491). When a cricket detects the sonar of a bat about to attack it, the disturbance in the basic cause and effect functioning of the cricket’s mind creates uncertainty, making its specific response unpredictable.
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Art direction og grafisk design: Tine Larsen.
Skole: CCA/USA.[/aside]