Challenging perceptions of art through spontaneous creation and vibrant energy.

Entanglement Rhapsody is a playful exploration of color, texture, and organic patterns. The design consists of vibrant, layered squiggles—each one unique but balanced across the composition—creating a sense of harmonious chaos. The layering is brought to life physically with paper and wood elements, adding dimension to the piece. From a distance, the squiggles form a lively, colorful display, but up close, the intricate details reveal the depth and complexity of the design.

The title Entanglement Rhapsody reflects the way the squiggles intertwine and interact, creating patterns and rhythms despite their chaotic appearance. The idea of entanglement represents the way these individual, distinct forms come together to create something larger, while "rhapsody" hints at the energy and emotion conveyed through the spontaneous, almost musical flow of the piece.

The design itself began as a response to a comment made by an Uber driver during a trip to Miami. He said, “I can’t even draw a stick figure,” a common phrase from people who believe that to be an artist, you need to be able to draw or paint realistically. This inspired me to challenge that idea by drawing a bunch of squiggles—and from that spontaneous act, Entanglement Rhapsody was born. It's a reminder that art doesn’t have to fit a conventional mold; anything can be art if you choose to see it that way.

This piece won a "Juror’s Choice" award, proving that even the simplest, most abstract creations can spark meaningful conversations and challenge what art is supposed to be.