Macro view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin art featuring bold red and blue splashes, metallic gold accents, and flowing white lines. (Kopie)
Macro texture of “Order in Disorder” – shimmering turquoise resin with glittering red and silver micro-particles. (Kopie)
Detail of “Order in Disorder” – red and purple resin layers with gold accents and white linear movement, evoking balance within chaos. (Kopie)
Macro section of “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin drips and splashes in red, white, and silver tones on a deep metallic surface. (Kopie)
Close-up of “Order in Disorder” – radiant section featuring gold, red, and silver resin layers with iridescent surface texture. (Kopie)
Macro view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – layered resin composition featuring red, blue, and silver pigments with shimmering metallic reflections. (Kopie)
Detail of “Order in Disorder” by Felix Pordzik – dynamic resin painting with white and red splashes across a dark background, contrasted by shimmering blue and gold tones. (Kopie)
Detail section of “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin art showing intersecting red and white lines with silvery highlights and deep black background. (Kopie)
Close-up of “Order in Disorder” – fluid resin textures in red, white, and silver tones; expressive energy and organic movement. (Kopie)
“Order in Disorder” by Felix Pordzik – abstract resin painting with dynamic splashes of red, white, blue, and black; cosmic motion meets controlled chaos. (Kopie)
Detail view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – intersection of red, gold, and white resin layers creating dynamic geometric contrast. (Kopie)
Macro photograph of “Order in Disorder” – flowing blue and white resin pigments blending with silver metallic accents. (Kopie)
Macro view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin art featuring bold red and blue splashes, metallic gold accents, and flowing white lines. (Kopie)
Macro texture of “Order in Disorder” – shimmering turquoise resin with glittering red and silver micro-particles. (Kopie)
Detail of “Order in Disorder” – red and purple resin layers with gold accents and white linear movement, evoking balance within chaos. (Kopie)
Macro section of “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin drips and splashes in red, white, and silver tones on a deep metallic surface. (Kopie)
Close-up of “Order in Disorder” – radiant section featuring gold, red, and silver resin layers with iridescent surface texture. (Kopie)
Macro view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – layered resin composition featuring red, blue, and silver pigments with shimmering metallic reflections. (Kopie)
Detail of “Order in Disorder” by Felix Pordzik – dynamic resin painting with white and red splashes across a dark background, contrasted by shimmering blue and gold tones. (Kopie)
Detail section of “Order in Disorder” – abstract resin art showing intersecting red and white lines with silvery highlights and deep black background. (Kopie)
Close-up of “Order in Disorder” – fluid resin textures in red, white, and silver tones; expressive energy and organic movement. (Kopie)
“Order in Disorder” by Felix Pordzik – abstract resin painting with dynamic splashes of red, white, blue, and black; cosmic motion meets controlled chaos. (Kopie)
Detail view of Felix Pordzik’s “Order in Disorder” – intersection of red, gold, and white resin layers creating dynamic geometric contrast. (Kopie)
Macro photograph of “Order in Disorder” – flowing blue and white resin pigments blending with silver metallic accents. (Kopie)

Order in Disorder

€2,550.00

Title: Order in Disorder
Year: 2025
Material: Epoxy resin, pigments, MDF, aluminum, wooden frame
Dimensions: 129 × 67 × 3 cm

Order in Disorder plays with the dialectic of chaos and structure. At first glance, the composition appears like an impulsive outburst of pure energy—an entanglement of lines, splashes, and overlapping movements that seems to challenge any notion of control. Yet upon closer inspection, clearly separated visual zones emerge: two glowing circles in the background whose calm, almost planetary presence lends a hidden order to the wild motions in the foreground.

The chromatic layers—vibrant reds, deep blacks, fractured hints of blue—create a field of tension in which dynamism and stillness coexist. Each application of color seems both accidental and deliberate, every movement chaotic and simultaneously composed.

The work reminds us that chaos is not the opposite of order, but its origin. Within apparent uncontrollability, a form emerges that finds its true balance only through the contrast between wildness and structure.

Title: Order in Disorder
Year: 2025
Material: Epoxy resin, pigments, MDF, aluminum, wooden frame
Dimensions: 129 × 67 × 3 cm

Order in Disorder plays with the dialectic of chaos and structure. At first glance, the composition appears like an impulsive outburst of pure energy—an entanglement of lines, splashes, and overlapping movements that seems to challenge any notion of control. Yet upon closer inspection, clearly separated visual zones emerge: two glowing circles in the background whose calm, almost planetary presence lends a hidden order to the wild motions in the foreground.

The chromatic layers—vibrant reds, deep blacks, fractured hints of blue—create a field of tension in which dynamism and stillness coexist. Each application of color seems both accidental and deliberate, every movement chaotic and simultaneously composed.

The work reminds us that chaos is not the opposite of order, but its origin. Within apparent uncontrollability, a form emerges that finds its true balance only through the contrast between wildness and structure.

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