Description

With the ability to do anything, too often the result is that one does nothing. Thirty Days is a practical work-around to the problem of option paralysis and the fragmentation of daily life.

Tasks expand to fill the time allotted to them, and this is true of the tasks of every-day life. For too many of us minor necessities expand to fill the hours of the day at the expense of creative endeavours.

Creativity, however, often responds well to a little external pressure. More precisely, the pressure of a deadline “encourages” decisions to be made which in turn allow creativity to flow unimpeded.

Thirty Days turns on the pressure with thirty daily deadlines. Each deadline forces the artist to choose a subject, an approach and a tool and create something by the end of the day.

Updated Jun 18, 2007