Interwoven Chaos

Interwoven Chaos works against the expectation of its title. The cloth strands converge and cross with a logic that feels discovered rather than imposed — disorder made disciplined through the act of weaving.

The tactile surface holds shadow differently at every hour. Depth comes not from color but from the material's structural relief: strands casting fine lines of shade across their neighbors, building a tonal landscape that shifts with the light source. The work rewards sustained attention over quick recognition.