Imagine the world as a meticulously coded system, where every event, every so-called coincidence, is a precise line of code in a grand, unseen program. My thesis challenges the common perception of randomness, proposing that what we label as accidents are not arbitrary but predestined—woven into a larger design that dictates the formation of our reality. Just as a complex algorithm generates outcomes that may seem unpredictable yet follow an inherent logic, the universe operates on an intricate structure where chance is merely an illusion.
Through my work, I want to invite the audience to reconsider their understanding of chaos and order, to see randomness not as the absence of meaning but as an intentional pattern waiting to be deciphered. By framing the world as an elegant algorithm, I aim to blur the line between fate and coincidence, suggesting that everything unfolds according to an underlying system—one that we are only beginning to decode.