Chaos In Bloom II Something Growing Underneath

Chaos in Bloom is an eruption of color that refuses to sit still. Greens and yellow-greens tumble across the upper field like foliage caught mid-gust, while a single cobalt thread bleeds in from the edge — an accident that became the point. Below, a slab of dusty violet-grey holds its ground against the noise, dense and deliberate, like calm that showed up uninvited to a party.

digital reconstruction from archival process photographs

Part of the My Kid Could Have Made That collection — a series that leans into the skepticism head-on, daring the viewer to look closer at what “simple” actually takes.