Ontic Structural Realism, as pivotal position in philosophy of science and metaphysics, defends the idea
that the world is ultimately constituted of real physical structures. French (2014) regards physical symmetries as the
foundational structure of a world without objects. On the other hand, Ladyman and Ross (2007) hold that the world is
essentially made of non-redundant informational structure. I argue in this paper that these two positions are by no
means incompatible, for instance by interpreting French’s physical symmetries as real structures both encompassing and
compressing every piece of information (Kolmogorov complexity) within the world
