Seminar_Perception and Interpretation

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Following on from the lecture we looked at creating and 'Exquisite Corpse' which is a collection of words and images assembled by a group of people that then create a strange final outcome. 

 We used this method with our essay ideas to see what other people could come up with and help generate ideas for the essay. The task was to write a question with key words at the bottom of the page, pass it on to another person for them to try and guess or come up with an answer to the question using only the key words. 

Here is the outcome of this task...

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