Original artwork description:

The series "Dissonance of Softness" consists of five paintings: "Soft Silence," "Soft Solitude," "Soft Maturity," "Soft Fragility," and "Soft Indecision." The word "softness" does not resolve the issue of human dissonance, where people so often seek meaning in spiritual growth. On the contrary, with the knowledge of adulthood, they stand at a crossroads in search of themselves.

Is fragility just a word or a measure of internal tension?
Does it change our personal self every day?
Who determines the states of elasticity and plasticity of our fragility or creates the conditions for its destruction? Everyone reflects on these questions in their own way.
We didn't imagine that a person could be so fragile today. Previously, such a person seemed to me to be majestic in the world, but it turned out to be so defenseless and small, especially when there is such a large amount of metal flying nearby, and she hears loud and unfamiliar sounds. What can she do to protect herself? Almost nothing. Sometimes, even if she does everything, it may not be enough. It is so easy to kill a person. To change their life in one second is to simply mutilate their physical body, to burn out their soul in one second. The worn-out story about the perishable body is not so worn-out anymore.

NOTE: The images in situ are computer generated, might not be to scale and serve for illustration purposes only.
All reasonable efforts are made to provide a good representation of colour, however due to computer monitor limitations, some variation may occur. The photos cannot fully express the beauty of the actual work.
NOTE: The images in situ are computer generated, might not be to scale and serve for illustration purposes only.

All reasonable efforts are made to provide a good representation of colour, however due to computer monitor limitations, some variation may occur. The photos cannot fully express the beauty of the actual work.

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Materials used:

acrylic

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