Gardar Eide Einarsson's *Helter Skelter?* is a silkscreen on aluminum that channels the cold, institutional aesthetic the Norwegian artist is known for, merging the graphic language of propaganda, punk, and subcultural rebellion. The work's title references the chilling phrase associated with Charles Manson, evoking themes of chaos, violence, and the dark undercurrents of American mythology. Printed on the hard, reflective surface of aluminum, the piece underscores a tension between slick, industrial production and deeply unsettling cultural content.