Project Chaos explores the relationship between history, technology, and memory by reinterpreting archived imagery of war through digital glitch techniques. Using traditional databending, datamoshing, and custom Processing workflows, historical images are intentionally corrupted to reveal hidden patterns within digital data. Rather than treating glitches as visual errors, the project embraces distortion as an expressive medium, transforming fragmented information into abstract compositions that blur the boundary between order and chaos while questioning how history is preserved, reconstructed, and remembered.
