In science, there are large reference books printed with only random numbers. Humans can't produce them.
People inevitably impose patterns, select, search for an order to things.
This is a good enough reason to search out works by William Conger and Daniel Bodner. Those playing with words have even sought 'Organic Abstractionist' to describe their sensations. That in itself is an achievement. This artist started with figurative work in the 1960s, but came to draw upon his studies with Elaine de Kooning, his mentor at the University of New Mexico during the late 1950s. In the 1980s, Conger added illusionistic modeling to intersecting shapes and contours in his work.