Screen
Silent matter
Silent matter
Created in collaboration with Sergey Kartashov
WAKING AT NIGHT, I SAW SILENCE
ETCHING ITS DRAWINGS ON THE WALLS.
STRANGE SHADOWS HELD THEIR STILLNESS
AGAINST THE GLASS’S GRAYISH SHEEN.
DAYBREAK BRUSHED IN PASTEL—
AND BLOSSOMS RETURNED FROM THE WALL.
NOW I WAIT FOR THE NIGHT—
TO WITNESS AGAIN THE GRAPHICS OF SILENCE.
VLADIMIR KRASILNIKOV, STONE → LEAF.
ETCHING ITS DRAWINGS ON THE WALLS.
STRANGE SHADOWS HELD THEIR STILLNESS
AGAINST THE GLASS’S GRAYISH SHEEN.
DAYBREAK BRUSHED IN PASTEL—
AND BLOSSOMS RETURNED FROM THE WALL.
NOW I WAIT FOR THE NIGHT—
TO WITNESS AGAIN THE GRAPHICS OF SILENCE.
VLADIMIR KRASILNIKOV, STONE → LEAF.
A velvety texture is achieved through a multi-stage polishing process—up to ten delicate cycles of refinement, each smoothing imperfections and revealing the material’s essence. Ceramic lacquer and waxes enhance tactility, transforming the steel into a substance one desires not only to contemplate but to feel with the fingertips.
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