Listening to silence - an ear made of fabric, gold and marble in the field of tension between body, sound and transcendence by AidasignArt

About "Listening to silence - an ear made of fabric, gold and marble in the field of tension between body, sound and transcendence"

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 does not appear to be modelled, but rather grown - from a fascinating network of red, fabric-like structures, liquid gold and fine, white marble. Glittering gold and gemstone particles also nestle preciously and protectively around the auditory organ, reinforcing the effect of beauty, fragility and meaning.

This extraordinary, almost alchemical combination of materials evokes a field of tension between physicality and transcendence. The red is reminiscent of pulsating life, the gold flows like a symbol of change, refinement and value, while the marble brings classical purity and sculptural rigour to the picture. Together, they create a visual echo that points beyond the visible: The ear becomes a symbol of receiving, of listening, of entering into inner and outer resonance.

The deep black background, interspersed with delicate marbling and shimmering gold veins, lends the scene an almost meditative depth. The sculptural forms seem to float, removed from time and space.

This work shows more than a sensory organ - it invites reflection on perception and vulnerability, on hearing in the noise of the world and on the silent, often overlooked miracle of listening.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.