Women in the colourful intoxication of the unspoken - Six closed eyes and the silent echo of female inwardness by Frank Bittner

About "Women in the colourful intoxication of the unspoken - Six closed eyes and the silent echo of female inwardness"

by Frank Bittner

About the artwork

This panoramic, colour-intensive work of art unfolds an impressive field of tension between abstraction, symbolism and quiet introspection. Six stylised female heads are lined up across the width of the picture as if in a meditative ritual - close together, their faces in different colours, yet interwoven in expression and posture. All eyes are closed. This gesture of pausing lends the scene an almost trance-like stillness and evokes an atmosphere of inner contemplation.

Three of the women look to the left, three to the right - as if they were turning away from each other and at the same time remaining turned towards each other, connected by an invisible bond. The tension does not arise from confrontation, but from a subtle balance between withdrawal and community.

The faces themselves are permeated by a network of circles, lines and ornamental forms - colourful and transparent elements that are superimposed on the picture like streams of thought or emotional vibrations. They break up the physicality of the portraits and combine them into a multi-layered, open composition.

The work invites quiet contemplation - a journey inwards, into the complexity of female identity. In the absence of the gaze, a space is created for sensation, for resonance. A collective portrait of feeling, beyond words, in a riot of colour of the unspoken.

Created by Frank Bittner with support from AI.