The proposed site-specific installation titled 'The Chaos In Order' will consist of a large scale wall piece constructed out of 360 works of manually cut papers alongside 360 digital photographs, and 20 cement sculptures. The modular composition of the work allows a wide variety of spatial arrangements. The immersive scene that unfolds throughout the installation encompasses many respective scenes within it, different decentralized points of tension come together onto a single surface like a tapestry that traditionally contains many narratives, but depicts a single historical phenomenon. 
	Like many of us, in the past few months, I have been obligated to work from home. While quarantined in Los Angeles, a considerable part of my house began to transform its appearance into this proposed installation. Being present in the meditative process of manual paper-cutting, I am always amazed at how much reduction can reveal, how strong the absence of space really is. In recent months our world has gone through a transformation and a drastic reduction in our everyday life. Every few generations an event occurs that breaks down the current world order. The proposed project will excavate this chaos, a paradoxical moment in our history where forces of destruction and construction rapidly intermix and we are left to bear witness to a new order forming.