Listening to silence - an ear made of fabric, gold and marble as a symbol of inner resonance by AidasignArt

About "Listening to silence - an ear made of fabric, gold and marble as a symbol of inner resonance"

by AidasignArt

About the artwork

In this impressive pictorial work, a human ear becomes the symbolic centre of a three-dimensional composition that oscillates between organic form and sculptural abstraction. The ear rises from a fascinating mesh of materials consisting of red, fabric-like structures, liquid gold and fine, white marble - an unusual, almost alchemical combination of nature, preciousness and timelessness.

The choice of colours and materials refers to the tension between physicality and transcendence. The red structure is reminiscent of pulsating life, while the flowing gold is a metaphor for transformation and value. The marble brings classical purity and sculptural rigour into play. Together, these elements create a visual echo that points beyond what is depicted: The ear as a gateway to the world, as an instrument of perception, as a symbol of listening in the midst of an often over-loud existence.

The deep black background lends the composition a theatrical calm and makes the sculptural forms almost seem to float. Subtle marbling and interwoven gold veins emphasise the noble impression of the overall picture and invite contemplative contemplation.

The work is not just a sensory organ - it opens up a space for questions about inner resonance, the relationship between surface and depth, silence and sound.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.