The Woman in the River of Silence - A female figure between marble, gold and darkness (1 of 3) by AidasignArt

About "The Woman in the River of Silence - A female figure between marble, gold and darkness (1 of 3)"

by AidasignArt

About the artwork

This impressive work invites us into a world of quiet intensity - a moment of tender closeness, simultaneously filled with deep emotion and refined formal language. At the centre is the head of a graceful woman who appears to be turned to the right with her eyes closed - as if she is listening to an inner voice or lingering in a state of meditative contemplation.

Her face is made of white marble - smooth, calm, almost enraptured. It seems to symbolise inner clarity and calm. In contrast, the back of her head and neck flow in luminous movement: a stream of liquid marble in red, black and white, traversed by heavy, golden veins. These organic structures appear alive, almost glowing - as if a hidden force pulsates beneath the surface. The liquid marble appears to only partially surround the cheek, emphasising the transition between stillness and movement, solidity and dissolution.

The closed eyelid with black eyelashes, the reddish accentuated mouth - these are all details that lend the figure a touch of sensuality and vulnerability. The deep black background on the right-hand side of the picture makes the figure seem to emerge from the darkness, all the more luminous in its presence.

This work is part of a three-part series and is one of three motifs that form a harmonious unit both individually and as part of a triptych - powerful, poetic, unique.

Created by AidasignArt with support from AI.