Justas Pipinis draws on multidisciplinary research to discuss strategies for success without preset goals. Alexandra Harrison highlights the contiguous everyday that frames and feeds our professional endeavours. Dr Athene Currie and Dr Sonia York-Pryce present a selection of spontaneous performances in nature embodying posthuman and ecofeminist concerns. Prof Philip Samartzis contemplates the artistic potential in aimlessly exploring a new city. Martin George positions artmaking on the continuum between aimless play and purposeful utility, following collaborative transmutations of a sculpture. Gabriel Nilsen presents five photographs and five words in an ambiguous relationship. Jason Lehane shares what it’s like to make art with aphantasia, a condition that prevents him from envisioning possible outcomes. Dr Ian Haig employs AI to generate unpredictable errors. Josh Wilson attempts to articulate the uncodified practices of GallerygalleryINC, searching for elusive and yet “extremely particular marvellous and unrealised potentials of here and now”.