“Organised Chaos” harnesses the raw energy and intensity of red. Crafted with countless individual brushstrokes, each stroke contributes to a greater whole, embodying the notion that chaos, when channeled and controlled, can result in profound unity. The title speaks to this tension between order and disorder—while the painting appears chaotic at first glance, it is the precise arrangement of each red stroke that brings it to life, creating depth and meaning from a single color. The use of red, a color often associated with passion, strength, and emotion, infuses the piece with an undeniable force, while the interplay of strokes suggests a rhythmic pulse, a dynamic energy that propels the work forward. In “Organised Chaos,” the viewer is reminded that, just as a single stroke cannot complete the composition, it is the collective strength of many parts that gives birth to the whole—emphasizing that even in the most chaotic of moments, there is an underlying order that holds everything together.
Organized Chaos
Status: Available
Year: 2018
Dimensions: 170x 125cm
Materials: Mixed media on canvas
“Organised Chaos” harnesses the raw energy and intensity of red. Crafted with countless individual brushstrokes, each stroke contributes to a greater whole, embodying the notion that chaos, when channeled and controlled, can result in profound unity. The title speaks to this tension between order and disorder—while the painting appears chaotic at first glance, it is the precise arrangement of each red stroke that brings it to life, creating depth and meaning from a single color. The use of red, a color often associated with passion, strength, and emotion, infuses the piece with an undeniable force, while the interplay of strokes suggests a rhythmic pulse, a dynamic energy that propels the work forward. In “Organised Chaos,” the viewer is reminded that, just as a single stroke cannot complete the composition, it is the collective strength of many parts that gives birth to the whole—emphasizing that even in the most chaotic of moments, there is an underlying order that holds everything together.
