An Ontology of Inner Rupture: Chaos, Honesty, and Art as Mechanisms of Self-Integration

This dissertation develops an interdisciplinary framework — synthesizing phenomenological psychology, existential analysis, psychoanalytic theory, and philosophical anthropology — for understanding the phenomenon of inner rupture ("Bomn") as a condition for psychological authenticity rather than a pathological deviation. Using the long-term artistic project "PsyAbstract" as its empirical and reflective ground, the study proposes a five-layer psycho-architecture of consciousness (core, rational layer, chaos zone, art zone, reflection zone) and a five-phase cycle of self-transformation (arousal, conflict, explosion, transformation, reflection), arguing that artistic creation functions as the primary mechanism through which destabilizing psychic material is converted into structured, meaningful form.