When analyzing society’s everyday dynamics, we denote the constant practice of the same actions, the same habits, the same communication patterns and the same thoughts.
These daily routines are ideally defined by their orderly systematization, they are coherent, functional.

However, we realize some small deviations in these movements, or even their exhaustive repetition can unravel into the deconstruction of routine, and therefore into disorganization – which could result in the dismantling of the functional nature it initially aims for.

We are interested by how volatile the idea of routine actually is, and how it harbors these two opposing concepts.
We then focus on the balance between order and chaos, and how they intertwine.

The two bodies look for angles, pragmatism and organization in their movement, inserting themselves in the space they inhabit.
The two bodies boycott and hinder that search, with the physical and emotional implications this brings.