Si Tacuiesses, He Who Remains Silent, LARGE PRINT with dramatic colors and folk-art

with dramatic colors and folk-art inspired composition

is the ability to choose for oneself

“To survive we must kill the child within”// “but we will never forget it’s joy”

Potentiality: 11x17 inch print

The addition of rabbit skulls further push the agenda of listening to all before one responds

Si Tacuiesses, He Who Remains Silent, LARGE PRINT with dramatic colors and folk-artSi Tacuiesses, philosiperant Manisses: he who is silent remains the philosopher: this piece highlights the quiet crowd of the language of flowers. The tulip and its springtime companion, the Lily of the valley, both symbolize both silence and observation. This is because both fragrances, in both Victorian times and the present, are extremely hard to distill into perfume! Silence and perception both come into play in this piece of art, as what is heard