“Chaos Faith” captures the raw tension between disorder and belief, illustrating the human condition in its most honest form. The word “FAITH” stands defiantly in the center—painted in luminous white, as if glowing amidst a battlefield of color and confusion. Surrounding it is a cacophony of shapes, handprints, and seemingly erratic brushstrokes—a storm of emotion, struggle, and entropy.
Philosophically, this artwork speaks to the existential paradox that faith often arises not in calm, but in crisis. The black handprints pressing in from all directions symbolize fear, trauma, and the unknown—forces that press upon the soul. The chaotic swirls of red, gold, pink, and white suggest inner turbulence, love, suffering, and divine hope battling for space in the psyche.
Yet despite the chaos, faith remains legible. This signifies that belief is not born from clarity, but from a refusal to surrender to confusion. It is an act of will—a choice to see light even when surrounded by darkness.
