Good & Evil vs. Chaos is the first abstract expressionism NFT art collection to use the Action Painting and Drip techniques in code. This 666-piece collection is the first in a series of art projects which will explore the effects of randomness and entropy on otherwise symmetrically-balanced zero-sum situations. It was inspired by the prevalence of chaos in every facet of existence.
Though always visible to the naked eye, the role of chaos is rarely acknowledged properly. Yet, it rules everything. Chaos, like Orwell’s truth, even when unacknowledged, still goes on, as it were, behind our backs. It’s pervasive and inescapable, it’s the reason I’m me and you’re you. It’s the reason good people hurt and assholes thrive. It’s why the world goes round, literally and in all other senses.
In Good + Evil vs. Chaos I use 666 simultaneous brushes, each with the potential to create hundreds of thousands of canvas events (paint impressions), and mathematically simulate the outcome of events under conditions of slight and random fluctuations in probability, which in turn have the potential to tip the balance and drastically affect the visual output of each piece.
