Mark Applebaum escreve música que quebra as regras de maneiras fantásticas, compondo um concerto para um florista e construindo um instrumento musical a partir de lixo e de objetos encontrados. Esta palestra peculiar pode inspirar-vos a  sacudir as "regras" do vosso próprio trabalho criativo.

O cientista maluco da música

Creativity can thrive when boredom disrupts familiar routines, prompting a radical shift in direction. A composer tired of traditional roles built new instruments from doorstops and combs, scored music for florists, and created 72-foot pictographic scores displayed as visual art. By asking whether work is interesting instead of whether it meets the definition of music, he discovered new creative identities. This playful refusal to stay in one box shows how redefining questions can unleash invention across disciplines.