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“Ribbed Silence” – A Modern Statement in Shape and Contrast
It stands there, quiet and absolute. A rectangular structure, disciplined by evenly spaced ribs, their rhythm steady like a radiator exhaling warmth into a cold room. The surface, a somber, industrial gray, absorbs light with a quiet certainty. But then—a pink circle, bold and deliberate, placed atop like a whisper cutting through the static, like a single thought rising above the noise.
This piece is not just art. It is an object of presence.
Measuring 12 cm by 19 cm, with a thickness of 3.5 cm, it has a depth that invites touch, a weight that suggests permanence despite its delicate origins—paper, hardened and immortalized under layers of acrylic paint.
It is geometry turned into emotion, a tribute to Bauhaus and Suprematism's raw, uncompromising aesthetics. It does not decorate; it defines the space it inhabits. It is for those who understand that walls are not barriers but stages for ideas.
You do not hang it because you need art. You hang it because it speaks—about order, about contrast, about the beauty of restraint. You need it because in a world of excess, it reminds you that meaning lies in form, structure, and the quiet defiance of a single pink dot.
This is “Ribbed Silence.” Let it breathe in your space.
