Kishwar Kiani MRSS

Questioning how order and chaos coexist through scaffoldings underpins my practice. Inspired by my psychogeographies, I view my surroundings as an expansive scaffolding in perpetual creative flux: building, renovating, elevating but also obliterating. With my sculptures on the verge of complete disintegration, I toy with chance in hope to find new ways of keeping the viewer at an edge, hanging, predicting the outcome.

One might argue that these scaffolds serve as a reflection of myself, as I am the one perceiving them as visual elements of chaos rather than order. Through the skeletal forms I create, my intention is to engage viewers, potentially transforming their role from mere bystanders to active participants, encouraging them to reconsider whether what they are witnessing is chaos or merely an extension of order. As every work takes its form from the previous one, the order that once stood separate in my work becomes systemised within chaos as a linear narrative.