Entropic Systems is not a person. It is not me.
It is a conceptual entity—an alter ego I created to carry my creative works beyond the limits of self.
It exists as a medium, a channel, a bridge—between my inner world and the external one. Between soul, mind, being—and everything beyond.
It is the lens through which I interpret the present moment. My reaction to the zeitgeist. A personal mythology translated into form.
Entropic Systems allows for creation without ego. It removes the face behind the work.
It is not bound to a single identity or narrative. It is an autonomous construct, a living organism of ideas, through which the chaos of experience is organized, reshaped, and released.
I am Joel Eric—but this work is not about me.
Entropic Systems is not driven by personality. It is not a brand in the traditional sense. It is a world-building mechanism, a philosophical framework, and a vessel through which transformation is constant and identity is never fixed.
The work that emerges under this name spans beyond fashion.
It is informed by introspection, cultural tension, psychological dissonance, and the desire to create spaces—both internal and external—where new ways of being can emerge.
Entropic Systems is not the artist.
It is the language of the my perception of the world.
as I joel eric the person grows so does entropic systems.
WHO AM I:
I am Joel Eric, a fashion design student from Singapore, navigating an ever-changing world that often feels confusing. In this chaos, I seek to find myself amidst a constant flow of thoughts and ideas. This is the human experience we all go through—a search for meaning in a world that never stops evolving.
As a creative, I see the world in shades of grey, understanding that there is no absolute "right" or "wrong." It is all about perception—how we see, how we interpret, how we react. Creation, for me, is a continual flow of thoughts and ideas, both conscious and unconscious, shaped by the world and by our interactions with others. We live in an entropic system, and yet, our experiences are entirely unique, based on our own perceptions and the paths we’ve carved in life.
I believe that for true creation to happen, we must live beyond the constraints of our own perceptions. Our perceptions are warped, never the same, and this leads to the unpredictable nature of life. However, to truly live and create, we cannot remain confined to the limits of our own understanding. We must transcend the boundaries of self to reach something greater.