Silence here is not mere absence it is a suppressed scream, a prophecy sealed in thorns. Composed in stark black and white, this work emerges in the liminal space between the divine and the terrestrial. The upper figure does not simply embody angelic silence; she symbolizes the defiance of a prophetess silenced by sacred order. The thorns wrapped around her throat serve not only as punishment but as a warning: truth, when spoken, can ignite judgment.
Below, a solitary eye peers through the flames ever watchful, never speaking. It is not merely an organ, but a vessel of burdened wisdom and withheld illumination. The fire that surrounds it does not consume; it purifies, conceals, and commands reverence.
The absence of color is not a restraint but an amplification a monochrome intensity that speaks louder than pigment ever could. Some silences, after all, leave deeper scars than screams.
Seraphim’s Silence – Black is a symbolic graveyard of forbidden truths, where faith and fear, wisdom and stillness, sacred and violated intertwine in eternal tension.