I took this photo to illustrate Structuralism and Deconstruction, but this picture isn’t worth a thousand words. Still, it’s a cool picture. On the right, a solid structure, a pyramid made of pyramids. On the left, a mess. I find the left one interesting, because it opens my mind to fantasy. The pyramid is solid and reassuring, but it’s going nowhere else.
Except that the pyramid could be a base to solidify the art.
Bibi Tiphane 
I like your expansive interpretation of both terms and images.
Permission for art (or life) to be messy and to see beauty or meaning in it as well is liberating.
Puts me in mind of the Dalai Lama’s observation I recently read:
“…I tell people that a sad event can bring new opportunities. And if faced with something that looks unbearable from a close view, then look at it from a distance. …if the situation can be overcome eventually, then there is no need to worry.”