Chasmosis: to chaotize order, to sieve chaos

In this article we will take into account the notion of chaosmosis, showing its centrality to Deleuze’s cosmology. Chaosmosis is a conceptual Pandora’s box that unleashes the power of the cosmological, both theoretically and practically. The troubled relationship between order and chaos for Deleuze is the continuous process that composes the weave of immanence. Chaos and kosmos are a disjunctive synthesis, a chiasmatic relationship. The notion of chaosmos is an osmotic connector of two terms that are not dualistically separated, but constitutively hybridized. In this sense we will try to show how homogenesis and heterogenesis are complementary counter-effectuations that make an indissoluble alliance. For it is precisely in the midst of heterogenesis and homogenesis that the cosmogenesis of the universe takes place. Thus, a new cosmos(logic) of things is drawn: immanence is nothing but a mutual inflection of chaos and kosmos. If order sifts through chaos, chaos never ceases to chaoticize order, in an eternal big bang that happens everywhere and at every instant.