Unspoken
- A Duet of Expression and Reception
Connection might be the single most important aspect of are human existence. Yet we will have to make do with a tool so limited, language. This limitation might prevent us from ever truly knowing one another or even understanding one another on a more basic level. Ultimately, this withholds us from the one thing we seek, connection.
The series “Unspoken” presents a captivating and complementary duo of artworks that resonate with the profound difficulty of translating ones own thoughts and emotions into words. Recognising the shared human struggle to express the inexpressible and to understand the barely articulated. The interaction between the two pieces in this series speaks to the space between what is felt and what is understood – the void that language attempts to bridge.
Through the "Duet of Expression and Reception," the aim is to create a silent dialogue between the artwork and the audience, compelling viewers to reflect on their own experiences of communication, miscommunication, and the universal quest for connection beyond words.
The Language of Utterance
"The Language of Utterance," portrays the act of talking and symbolises the human endeavour to convey thoughts and feelings. The vibrant strokes of acrylic inks on a wooden canvas depict the thoughts of a person engaged in conversation, with the colourfulness of the mind being translated into words. Words that remain fragmented and abstract, representing the twisted challenge of giving a voice to whats happening inside.
Materials: Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Paint Markers, Pastel Crayons on Wooden Board
Measurements: 39 x 75,5
This piece is still available. For inquiries, please contact me.
In bright colours my emotions play
My words, they echo, and drift away
With every thought, I try to speak
The language of the heart, what I seek
With every word, I say with grace
I know my soul is on a chase.
To voice itself, to make it known,
In abstract forms, my feelings shown.
The Language of Utterance, a vivid song
Where words and thoughts, they both belong.
Yet I still struggle to convey,
The depths of what we wish to say.
The second work in this series is still in the works.
Stay tuned