
The Aesthetics of Failure's 10 basic principles:
1. Failure is a shade of beauty born from imperfection - yet is a portrayal of perfection
2. Failure is an involuntary consciousness - as well as a manner of comprehending and apprehending reality
3. Failure is organic - never a deliberate mechanical process or a technical effect alone
4. Failure arises from life itself - it reveals the surreal that emerges from the real
5. Failure tends to blend and shift focus - from background to foreground at will
6. Failure exists both as minute detail and as a big picture - size and scale are human concepts
7. Failure is the product of what already exists - it handles transformation as a method of conservation
8. Failure deconstructs to unveil complexity - only if there's such complexity to be unveiled
9. Failure is shapeless and timeless - yet it tends to be recursive
10. Failure is ungraspable and random - it is unpredictable yet precise
Sat, Aug 29, 2009 Permanent link
Categories: Theory, aesthetic, fundamentals, failure
Categories: Theory, aesthetic, fundamentals, failure
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