Order: background from Things Organized Neatly, curated by Austin Radcliffe
Chaos: random number generator used to choose between 10 different boxes of clippings and to determine the position of each fragment
Collaborative traditional cut and paste (scissors and glue ) collage blog with a weekly set theme.
"I love poems that beg the reader to bring something to the table. kollage kit brought Chaos and I brought kittens. It made for quite a weird read, if I'm honest."
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"' Chaos' is a topic far too neglected in modern poetry. I'm so glad kollage kit chose to tackle it."
- Enid Kibbler
"I will never forget chromatic and chickenhearted carnage thanks to the vivid imagery created by this author."
- Hit the Spoof
Auto praise for Chaos poem generated by "Poem generator".
Good ones, Michael.
DeleteThis challenge is getting more challenging...but I do have an idea.
ReplyDeleteThis reminded me on the book by Ursus Wehrli (Swiss comedian and artist) - the German title is "Kunst aufräumen" which means !tidy up art" . I love this book, that is so much fun. And so I like your collage very much which fits perfectly to the theme.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of the Chaos/Order duality thing, Fi,and a brilliant theme you've come up with for this week too, it definitely caused me a lot of head-scratching/soul-searching about my usual-ways-of-doing-collage! :)
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