created from chaos

These 30 original works delve into the societal and political unrest shaping our world. At its core, Created from Chaos is an exploration of how chaos can lead to clarity, how destruction can breed creation. Paper, traditionally a symbol of communication and knowledge, becomes a canvas for portraying the volatility of today's global issues—climate change, rising nationalism, civil rights movements, and economic disparity.

The medium’s fragility also speaks to the tenuousness of democracy, the fleeting nature of peace, and the vulnerability of those affected by conflict. Paper—easily destroyed but also able to hold imprints, stains, and markings—acts as a metaphor for the impermanence of political systems and the delicate balance between civil rights and oppression. The act of creating art from chaos is a metaphor for transformation, rebirth, and the continual fight for equity, justice, and change. It forces us to ask: In the face of turmoil, are we creators of chaos, or are we capable of reconstructing from it to forge something better?