Okay...i have to admit your " chaotism" is very great. The problem that is the wall is kinda random at rate. Try to review other user's wall. About basics, since you have 2 submited walls, there should be a problem. Just try to "follow the flow", make it like a sensation of river in a chaotic flow. Hope this helps too. I'm kinda bad at explanation and wan to point out what is the problem of your wall. keep it up.

I know your looking for a chaotic feel, but that doesn't mean it isn't impossible to give it rhyme or reason. A good chaos wall, despite the theme, flows together while your wall feels much more random and choppy. The colors should also flow, the green bubbles are clashing with the rest of the wall. Overall I'd retry the background keeping the idea of "flow" at the forefront, as well as color scheme.

Thanks to everyone for your comments. Maxchs, you did just fine with your explanation. You and Sakiera made the some overall point, and that is that the degree of psychotic randomness pretty much overrides my already loose composition. I'm starting to get an idea for what I want to do with this wall, and it does involve taking just the background and reworking it, using it as the basis for a new and hopefully more contrasted and deliberate background. For the record, I'd like to say that I understand compositional elements and choose quite deliberately to disregard most of them; at least in the early stage of wall creation. This is because I refuse to simply create a set of two or three template compositions and just rework them with new colours, effects and stocks every time I make a wall; as I've seen many wallers do. I try to create something unique and experimental with every wall I do, so it can often turn out a little too messy. Like this one.

And Kuramay, yes, that's the point.

Now, I'm off to work. Thank you everyone, your comments helped quite a bit.