Controlled Chaos is a visual assemblage constructed from hand-painted paper fragments reorganized into a precise geometric composition.

Spontaneous brushstrokes, circular gestures and fields of coral, pink, red and black are divided into individual elements and repositioned within a strict vertical structure. Original gestures are interrupted and unexpectedly reconnected, allowing new relationships to emerge between fragments that were once part of different forms.

The work investigates the tension between instinct and control, contrasting the immediacy of painting with the deliberate process of cutting, selecting and reconstruction.

Through this transformation, Controlled Chaos turns fragmentation into rhythm. Disorder remains visible beneath the structure, preserving the energy of the original gesture while giving it an entirely new visual logic.