WHAT TO LOOK FOR.
Look for pleasing shapes, shadows, contrasts or unusual textures among everyday surfaces. Give your discovery a playful museum title.
Cracks, reflections, shadows or discarded shapes that belong in a museum.

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A crack in a pavement, a reflection in a spoon or a scrap of paper can resemble something hanging in a gallery. The world produces accidental compositions without signing an artist's statement.
Look for pleasing shapes, shadows, contrasts or unusual textures among everyday surfaces. Give your discovery a playful museum title.
Example report: “A coffee ring and two crumbs formed a convincing map of a country that doesn't exist.”
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONThis challenge turns observation into a creative exercise. The best finds are ordinary and visually evocative, not risky or difficult.
Don't touch discarded sharp objects, interfere with property or enter hazardous areas. Seeing and describing is enough.
File a concise text report under a pseudonym. Don't include private details or images of strangers. New agents' first reports go through moderator review.
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