Eye of the Storm - How do you find peace in a world of chaos?

What is the Eye of the storm?

The Eye of the Storm explores ways people find peace in a world of chaos.

As our world becomes more complex, it can feel more chaotic or stormy. Where do you go to find peace?

We asked people this on an individual level, as well as ways of thinking about how we move forward as deeply interconnected peoples around the world.

The Eye of the Storm is a website, a public installation and a story.

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How do you find some peace in your own life? What do you think about chaos?

If you have something to say about how you find peace, or experience chaos, film it, record it, or write it down and send it to us.
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