Architecture of Chaos (triptych), 2021

These works explore psychological and physical disorder, both within the home and within the mind. There are no clearly defined objects and no simple explanation of what is happening: this is the mental space of someone living amid noise, overload and constantly shifting roles.

Each of the three panels resembles a room in chaos, long untouched, yet filled with life, emotion and movement. It is like an unruly party in the mind, where forms collide, colours argue, and hands, eyes and fragments of bodies burst out of the space, as if shouting: “There is too much of everything here!”

• Left panel — Eye of the Storm. A character surrounded by fragments of objects is caught off guard. This is the moment chaos enters the home: it is still possible to pretend that everything is under control, but tension is already building.
• Centre panel — Rhythm of Panic. A hand reaches towards the centre in a gesture of protection or desperate control. Everything around it is in motion; colours collide and overlap like layers of noise and information. It is a visual counterpart to a panic attack, as the boundaries between objects and emotions dissolve.
• Right panel — Collapse of Structure. Forms lose their contours and lines no longer follow a logic. Elements of the interior and the body merge. The old order has collapsed completely, leaving a new system in its place: fragmented, yet organic. This is not an ending, but a rebirth.