From Chaos / מתוך תוהו (Mitokh Tohu)
This work explores how order and meaning emerge through process rather than appearing fully formed. It begins with a compressed field of conflicting directions—an accumulation of possibilities without sequence or hierarchy. From that state, structure develops through repetition and constraint. The spiral is not drawn as a continuous curve, but assembled from many straight stitches, each a small, deliberate act that contributes to a growing coherence. From this formation, distinct paths unfold, each following its own rhythm while remaining connected to the whole. Growth here is uneven and non-linear: some elements resolve quickly, others take longer to find their place. Balance is not imposed through symmetry, but discovered through return, accumulation, and becoming.
“From Chaos” is created solely with embroidery thread. It is mounted in a custom made shadow box with non-glare acrylic glazing and a white mat. The size is 15.2 × 15.2 x 1.25 in (385 × 385 x 35 mm).
From Chaos / מתוך תוהו (Mitokh Tohu)
This work explores how order and meaning emerge through process rather than appearing fully formed. It begins with a compressed field of conflicting directions—an accumulation of possibilities without sequence or hierarchy. From that state, structure develops through repetition and constraint. The spiral is not drawn as a continuous curve, but assembled from many straight stitches, each a small, deliberate act that contributes to a growing coherence. From this formation, distinct paths unfold, each following its own rhythm while remaining connected to the whole. Growth here is uneven and non-linear: some elements resolve quickly, others take longer to find their place. Balance is not imposed through symmetry, but discovered through return, accumulation, and becoming.
“From Chaos” is created solely with embroidery thread. It is mounted in a custom made shadow box with non-glare acrylic glazing and a white mat. The size is 15.2 × 15.2 x 1.25 in (385 × 385 x 35 mm).
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