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Ordering Chaos

Tobin Heath "Ordering Chaos" 2022 TH 8 Acrylic on canvas 48 x 36 x 1 in. (121.92 x 91.4 x 2.54 cm)

Ordering Chaos is athlete and artist Tobin Heath’s eighth art work with re—inc.

Inspired by a deep examination into fractals, the infinitely complex and self-ordering patterns, she created this piece over the course of several months in London. The piece is acrylic on canvas, a warm glow of individually hand-mixed colors across 432 squares. The process of creating this piece is described by the artist as being “beautifully inefficient”. The squares themselves were each created individually and expressed uniquely in approach, execution, and result.

Throughout human history fractals have soothed us. Fractals offer a sense of solution. In our increasingly complex world perhaps they prove that there is order in the chaos, music amid the noise. Through Ordering Chaos, Tobin shows us that fractals are a pattern of hope.

17% of proceeds from the Ordering Chaos Auction will be donated to Hollaback! to champion their work with bystander intervention programming that trains everyday people to respond to, intervene in, and heal from harassment.

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re__inc Artist & Athlete Tobin Heath talks inspiration, fractals, and the oxymoron that is “Ordering Chaos”. Get the Q&A in the re—journal. Accepting bids now at re-website.com for 6 more days.

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Ordering Chaos | 2022 | TH8

“There are so many problems in the world and sometimes, life seems too complex to solve. Fractals give me hope that there can be order amongst the most chaotic systems.” — Tobin Heath

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re—inc The process of creating Ordering Chaos as described by artist & athlete Tobin Heath — “beautifully inefficient”.