plywood, cord light on battery, 110×40×40 cm
House of Chaos is an interactive sculpture structured as a weeble-like house that shifts out of balance through minimal physical input. The work maintains the recognisable form of a domestic structure while removing its stability. A light push or pull on the roof initiates continuous movement, setting the structure into motion as a system that responds to the body. Its skeletal construction, facades without walls, dismantles the idea of the home as a secure interior. Stability appears as a temporary condition, easily disrupted through contact.
The work operates as a spatial device in which instability is activated through interaction, positioning the body as the trigger of movement and disorientation.
House of Chaos is an interactive sculpture structured as a weeble-like house that shifts out of balance through minimal physical input. The work maintains the recognisable form of a domestic structure while removing its stability. A light push or pull on the roof initiates continuous movement, setting the structure into motion as a system that responds to the body. Its skeletal construction, facades without walls, dismantles the idea of the home as a secure interior. Stability appears as a temporary condition, easily disrupted through contact.
The work operates as a spatial device in which instability is activated through interaction, positioning the body as the trigger of movement and disorientation.
House of Chaos, 2025
Took part in exhibition Великий беспорядок (The Great Disorder) Part I HSE Art Gallery, Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow
House of Chaos can be presented as a single object or as a group of interconnected structures. Each unit responds independently, allowing instability to propagate through the space.
Exhibition Design:
Великий беспорядок (The Great Disorder), Part I (2025-2026). HSE Art Gallery, Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow