REVIEW STUDY ON KALEIDOSCOPIC DISINTEGRATION

*Sreenu Thalla, Datla Bhavya Reddy, Konakalla Bindu Madhavi, Gogineni Lohitha, Pusuluri Siva Krishna, Puttagunta Srinivasa Babu

ABSTRACT

The concept of kaleidoscopic disintegration encapsulates the simultaneous fragmentation and reconfiguration of forms, ideas, and systems into shifting, intricate patterns. This review study explores the phenomenon across diverse disciplines, including psychology, visual arts, literature, and cultural studies, where the term describes both literal and metaphorical processes of dissolution and transformation. By analyzing key theoretical frameworks, artistic practices, and empirical research, the study examines how kaleidoscopic disintegration functions as a mechanism of change and reinvention. Particular attention is given to its role in creative processes, identity deconstruction, and societal shifts, where disintegration is not merely destructive but also generative, leading to new configurations and hybrid forms. The review highlights the dual nature of this process, revealing the balance between chaos and beauty, destruction and creation, and the potential for disintegration to foster innovation and new ways of understanding complexity in a rapidly evolving world.

Keywords: Kaleidoscopic disintegration, creative processes, cultural shifts, generative disintegration.