Silent Eyes Wall Art

"Silent Eyes" is a visual meditation on looking as a form of existence. The central face, constructed of abrupt lines and etched shapes in shades of black and white, does not seem to look outwards, but towards us, towards shared memory. It is a presence that does not speak, but says it all. The large, almost hypnotic gazes are multiplied and framed by other partial silhouettes, outlining a world in which perception is not individual but collective. They watch. They remember. They define space as sacred territory, protected from the eternal eye. The deep, imperfect texture is reminiscent of stone engraving or archaic mural painting, suggesting a work that has not just been created, but discovered - as an artefact. It is a language at once primitive and modern, a visual totem of introspection. Part of the Africa collection, 'Silent Eyes' is a work of quiet force, an invitation to deep reflection. It does not impose but dominates. It does not shout, but remains. It is art as vigil, as witness and echo of ancestral visual identity.