"Chaos by design."

Throughout history, humanity has often perceived chaos as a force of nature, an unpredictable storm to be endured. Yet there were always those who recognized its potential as a tool. To them, chaos was not random but deliberate, a lever to be pulled, a means to an end.

It became a careful dance of destabilization: economies fractured, social fabrics frayed, and conflicts ignited. These engineered breakdowns served to clear the slate, to reset expectations, reestablish authority, and rewrite the rules, erasing inconvenient truths and dismantling systems that no longer aligned with hidden agendas. The resulting confusion ensured that people were too busy surviving to question the true origins of their suffering.

And then, after the storm, came intervention. The architects of disorder would reemerge as saviors, restoring a fragile semblance of peace and structure. Yet this new order was never a return—it was a reconstruction, carefully designed to funnel wealth, power, and influence into the same hands that had unleashed the chaos.

The artwork reflects this quiet manipulation, capturing the unsettling sense of being guided through turmoil without ever seeing the hands that steer it.