The chaos

Gerard Nolst Trenité (1870-1946), who wrote under the pseudonym of Charivarius, was a Dutch writer, traveler and teacher. In 1922 he wrote The Chaos (also often known by its opening l

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Josh Cochran is one of those illustrators who, even though he’s been around for ages, still manages to keep his work endlessly fresh. His fantastically atmospheric, often surreal illustrations, keep going from strength to strength, building in textural complexity and narrative devices. Perhaps that’s the result of his nomadic lifestyle moving between Taiwan, Los Angeles and New York. Or perhaps he’s just got an endlessly inventive mind and creative spirit. Either way, he’s a talented dude.

What is chaos theory? Chaos theory is the mathematical study behind dynamical systems – trying to explain observations of chaos, disorder and irregularities with hidden patterns and laws (whereupon these governing laws are incredibly sensitive to a change in the initial conditions). Think of the butterfly effect as a prime example of chaos theory – according to chaos theory, the butterfly effect is due a small change of the initial conditions of a system (a butterfly flapping it’s wings)…