Harmonic Disruption examines the fragile alliance between order and chaos and the ways in which structure can stabilize and suppress. This work interrogates the tension that arises when the systems we construct—internally or externally—are no longer sufficient to contain what moves beneath them.

Through the layering of form, shape, and abrupt shifts in mark-making, this piece stages an intentional collapse. Perceived clean edges meet gestural bursts; sharper contrasts pierce calm tones. What appears composed is also coming undone. Yet this undoing is not destructive—it is generative. The disruption itself becomes a kind of rhythm.

Harmonic Disruption reflects a state of emotional complexity where anxiety and equilibrium form a precarious accord. It is not a fracture but a recalibration. It invites the viewer to consider that balance may not mean stillness and that dissonance can carry its quiet harmony.