Life is a continuous cycle of order and chaos, comfort and destruction. We build routines to keep our world structured and predictable, yet disorder inevitably disrupts this balance, forcing us to confront what we have neglected, feared, or ignored. My thesis collection explores this tension—the innate human drive to simultaneously destroy and create.
While chaos is often seen as a force of destruction and order as a source of stability, this collection challenges that binary, presenting a world where they coexist in harmony. Destruction is not an endpoint but a catalyst—an essential force for renewal and creative freedom.
This collection is both a rebellion and a celebration—rejecting rigid ideals of perfection, embracing imperfection, and redefining creativity as an endless process of making and unmaking. It is a testament to how disruption is necessary for growth, and how in both art and life, chaos and order must be embraced in equal measure.
