I'm not sure if it's our need for order that leads us to find a composition, but in the disorder of these images there are rhythms, musicality, there is a composition. And the idea of an unthought-out but random composition, of course, this is nothing new. But the fact that it was repeated in so many creations makes us reflect on the structure of our gaze, on our ability to see disorder without seeking an order. If there is no order, and if we don't find meaning, we can still perceive it. Napex 225066

Sylvain Bellenger