Filling the white page becomes a form of writing. One chapter after another, the work develops a lexicon of possible forms, revealing how complexity emerges from simple rules.

One century of forms extracted from a billion possible centuries. Each page records a day of randomly generated combinations; 365 pages form a year, while 100 books compose a century of possibilities.

Detached from its algorithmic function, a true-or-false statement becomes an unstable proposition, undermining the production of fixed meaning.

Notating accidental letter fragments falling from the mechanism of the installation Signal to Noise, the works trace the moment where meaning dissolves into noise and noise begins to produce its own meaning.

Time becomes a space of possible forms. Through the combinatorial logic of a 16-segment display, the work unfolds fragments of an almost inexhaustible universe of possibilities.

A 12-letter word may appear in an instant — or never. Randomly recombining the alphabet, the work stages language as an encounter between prediction, chance and time.

By randomly permuting the 26 letters of the alphabet, it can take 1 second or an infinite amount of time to produce a 12-letter word. The display will feeze for ever once a 12 letter words is found.