Within the broader framework of The Ordinary, this series explores the fragile interplay between control and impulse, order and chaos. Geometric precision collides with organic disruption, creating visual spaces where harmony is constantly challenged and renegotiated.

 

Rather than depicting balance as a fixed or ideal state, the works present it as a temporary alignment shaped by opposing forces. Sharp lines and measured forms contrast with free, organic gestures, reflecting the ongoing negotiation between stability and change in everyday life.

 

Through this contrast, (Un)Balance reflects the reality of contemporary life: balance is not something to be reached and held, but something perpetually in flux, requiring both discipline and surrender.