In the quiet stillness of the night, under the watchful presence of a black moon, two birds perch on bare branches, their forms marked by whispers of stories long forgotten. This is the world of Trio, where silence speaks louder than words and every detail invites you to pause and reflect.
When I began creating Trio, I was fascinated by the idea of communication and its absence. These two abstract birds represent more than just figures in a composition—they embody an abstract conversation, two stories crossing paths in a single moment in time. The layered calligraphy within their angular forms suggests hidden messages—fragments of thoughts or words carried away by the wind. The writing isn’t meant to be understood; it’s meant to spark curiosity and emotion, drawing you deeper into their quiet exchange.
The black moon, dark and mysterious, hovers over the scene like a silent guardian, observing but never revealing its purpose. The textured background, with its earthy tones and organic brushstrokes, adds grounding warmth, balancing the geometric precision of the birds with the natural chaos of the branches. It reflects the tension between structure and fluidity, between what we know and what remains unspoken.
Trio is about more than what you see—it’s about what you feel. It’s an invitation to find beauty in the quiet moments, in the spaces where stories collide, and where silence carries meaning. It’s a reflection on the unspoken and the unseen, a piece that allows you to create your own narrative within its layered forms.
