When painting with Chaos, I begin by choosing a handful of colors that feel alive to me in that moment. Mixed with water or flow medium, they move freely across canvas and board as I pour, rotate, layer, and stamp the paint again and again. I don't direct the outcome—I create the chaotic conditions for surprise.

After the paint rests overnight, I return to discover what has emerged. Using a small frame as a lens, I search for hidden worlds within the chaos, cropping the most compelling moments before enlarging them to reveal details that were there all along. Small imperfections become moments to meditate on acceptance.