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This was the year that a giant earthquake hit Nepal. The people of Manaslu all suffered great losses in this chaos.
‘Twas looking for something and things ended up piling up on the edge/corner of my desk/table. Even the ducky is giving me eye-rolling attitude
ANSH chaos scavenger10
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" Maybe the soul is only a still place in the body,
/ The eye & not the eye, / Something both like an altar /
And like a sill opening onto a distant landscape. "
Larry Levis, from “The Letter,” Winter Stars (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1985)
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An edit for dear Ombry <3
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-AxisMundi- Animesh Pet - Apophis the Serpent god of Chaos
@ WLRP March 2024
Love the perpetual festive spirit of this roundabout, the iconic Piccadilly Circus is always a merry-go-round :)
Leinwand - Oel auf Leinwand , 50x50cm , 2023 , (PA2023001) www.monikaseelig.com/display-works.php?img=1438&br=0 #art #painting #mseart
Chaos is the science of surprises, of the nonlinear and the unpredictable. It teaches us to expect the unexpected. While most traditional science deals with supposedly predictable phenomena like gravity, electricity, or chemical reactions, Chaos Theory deals with nonlinear things that are effectively impossible to predict or control, like turbulence, weather, the stock market, our brain states.
Something different, just for fun. I just associated the word "chaos" with the hurricane season and we'll have maybe a major hurricane next week...total chaos!
whoever did the interior decoration at Hutong (bar/restaurant in Kowloon, with a spectacular view of HK) is amazing!
ISO 1600, sorry about the noise! View On Black
Chaotic street crossing in the historical quarter of Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Created using elements from Pngtree.com.
Toolwizphotos app on Galaxy Note 9.
Lots of textures, blending, filters, and manipulation.
Thank you for looking.
« La conscience n'est dans le chaos du monde qu'une petite lumière, précieuse mais fragile. » de Louis-Ferdinand Céline
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Adrienne O'Leary from the Janis Claxton Dance Company performing 'Chaos and Contingency' in the Grand Gallery of National Museum of Scotland earlier today.
This event was part of the Edinburgh Science Festival which has just started.
You can find out more about this year's science festival here:
You can find out more about Janis Claxton's Dance Company, here:
My thanks are due to Frances Sutton from Edinburgh Science Festival, Esme Haigh from National Museum of Scotland and Janis Claxton.
Liquid Chaos unleashes a tempest of color and motion—a torrent of fractured forms and dynamic swells that seem to vibrate off the canvas. This abstract composition fuses aggression with rhythm, as rivers of molten orange, obsidian black, and blinding white intertwine in a state of beautiful disorder.
The piece evokes a collision between natural forces and emotional turbulence—part wildfire, part symphony. Amid the chaos, there is a sense of choreography: each swirl and fracture follows an unspoken logic, as if the artist has translated an invisible energy into form.
This work challenges the viewer to find structure within rupture and harmony within discord. Liquid Chaos doesn’t just depict movement—it embodies it.