We only ask for a little order to protect ourselves from chaos.
[Gilles Deleuze]

The generative work is presented as a visual explosion that recalls the aesthetics of abstract expressionism. In reality, the project goes further, using the third dimension to build a complex modular structure and then flattening it into two dimensions in a limited range of colours.
As in a head-on collision of ideas, Crash Test reveals a series of symbolic elements. The abstract shapes that overlap and blend convey a feeling of controlled chaos.
Through the broken lines generated by irregular movements, the work evokes the concept of "fracture" present in postmodern literature, reflecting on the contradictions of the human condition and on the lacerations of contemporary identity. As a collision test between thought and experience, Crash Test highlights the tensions and contradictions inherent in our existence, inviting the viewer to reflect on issues of freedom, individuality and alienation.