Monday, October 27, 2003
D.S.: There’s already so much chaos in life. You turn to art to escape it.
M.C.: Chance becomes its own order, if you choose to use it. Instead of planning a specific order, you use chance, and out of it will come a new kind of order.
D.S.: But it would probably be an inferior order, a nonorder.
M.C.: Exactly. So that it opens your imagination. Chaos is chaos only if you think it is chaos.
D.S.: That’s incorrect. Some situations are genuinely chaotic.
The critics dancing
¶ 10/27/2003 08:56:00 AM
M.C.: Chance becomes its own order, if you choose to use it. Instead of planning a specific order, you use chance, and out of it will come a new kind of order.
D.S.: But it would probably be an inferior order, a nonorder.
M.C.: Exactly. So that it opens your imagination. Chaos is chaos only if you think it is chaos.
D.S.: That’s incorrect. Some situations are genuinely chaotic.
The critics dancing
¶ 10/27/2003 08:56:00 AM
