About NewWorldDisorder

NewWorldDisorder imagines a neofeudal civilization built from the material traces of the present. Its hierarchies emerge through bodies, adornments and attributes of power.

Masks, helmets, armour and busts form an archaeology of a possible future. Each sculpture suggests a surviving fragment of an order yet to come, where technology meets ritual and signs of prestige acquire new purposes.

Industrial and watchmaking components become ornaments or protective structures. The precision, value and status associated with their former uses enter another system. What once measured time may now protect a neck. What belonged inside a mechanism becomes an emblem of authority.

These figures give physical presence to an imagined society. Their apparent wealth, vulnerability and strength remain intertwined. Through them, a question emerges, which signs of our world might survive, and what power would they still hold?

NewWorldDisorder

NewWorldDisorder imagines a neofeudal civilization built from the material traces of the present. Its hierarchies emerge through bodies, adornments and attributes of power.

Masks, helmets, armour and busts form an archaeology of a possible future. Each sculpture suggests a surviving fragment of an order yet to come, where technology meets ritual and signs of prestige acquire new purposes.

Industrial and watchmaking components become ornaments or protective structures. The precision, value and status associated with their former uses enter another system. What once measured time may now protect a neck. What belonged inside a mechanism becomes an emblem of authority.

These figures give physical presence to an imagined society. Their apparent wealth, vulnerability and strength remain intertwined. Through them, a question emerges, which signs of our world might survive, and what power would they still hold?