The Three Laws of Thermodynamics
An absurdist exploration of the dinner party and what happens when you break the delicate rituals and unspoken rules of gathering around a table.
Displayed in a printer's tray and therefore dictated by a preordained structure and sequence of panels (an isolated system), the comic is a story told in three acts:
Law 1: Energy cannot be created or destroyed
Law 2: Entropy always increases over time in an isolated system
Law 3: Entropy only stops increasing at absolute zero
When we apply the laws of thermodynamics paradigm to a dinner party, chaos and disorder are inevitable.
Photos by Martin Edwards
