Unprotected from the phenomena of nature and the facts of history, humanity has always tried to predict the future, based on structures of repetition or unique, unpredictable events.

Uncertainty, however, permeates all areas of life and knowledge, resulting in aspects such as risk, predictions, forecasts, forecasts and chance. In fact, art has always moved in the realm of uncertainty, challenging the representation of reality, projecting possible futures and escaping the determinism of absolute truths. It is precisely the fascination with chance, voluntary and unpredictable at the same time, controlled or surrendered to the accident, that has always had a place in the creative process. In this context, chance rediscovers reality, not to reveal its meaning but to challenge the norms that condition perception and propose a zero point, a perpetual restart. Today, the volume, speed and diversity provided by big data inaugurate a new scenario for advancing the future and being able to intervene.