The scale of Chaos
Seeking the sense of fractal shape
Chaos Theory, in essence, describes how complex systems are highly sensitive, where a small input can lead to extremely chaotic outcomes. Its unique geometry — fractals— reveals ever-increasing detail upon closer view.
This fractal geometry sparked the idea of exploring the interplay of form, function, and scale within art and design, searching for relationships that feel both harmonious and organic.
It led me to ask myself: Why do we shape objects the way we do? How do we connect with them? How does changing their scale affect our perception?
