The plan is a courtesy extended to people who were not there when the idea arrived.
— an overheard aphorismvolume one — issue no. 01 — unplanned
a broadsheet on improvisation, chance, and the beauty of unplanned events.
Six aphorisms placed, as if tossed, onto the light table. Read them in any order. Read them in none.
The plan is a courtesy extended to people who were not there when the idea arrived.
— an overheard aphorismImprovisation is the name we give to decisions we made so quickly we had no time to be afraid.
— field notes, tuesdayA quest is just a walk that forgot where it was going and agreed to keep going anyway.
— margin scribbleThe accident is the only collaborator who never argues about the brief.
— from a letter, unsentAd hoc: Latin, “for this”. A doctrine in two words. An apology in none.
— etymological footnoteEvery map is a rumour about territory that has already moved.
— annotation, cartographic“We do not rehearse the day. We commit to it — cold, unlit, and already moving.”
— the editors, standing.
everything begins without a plan