"Prism of Silence" captures the meeting of minimalism and vivid expression in a way that feels almost untouchable. The canvas is divided diagonally, with one half bathed in velvety black, a void of endless depth, and the other in stark white, crisp and silent as fresh snowfall. Bursting from the center is an asymmetrical prism of colors—corals, teal greens, burnt oranges, and soft lilacs—layered in translucent, irregular geometric shapes. These colors appear as though refracted from a hidden light source, bleeding faintly into the black and white sections, suggesting movement and fragility. Among the colored prism, a single golden streak, textured like raw brushstrokes, cuts through, grounding the surreal with a sense of handmade imperfection. Tiny splatters of midnight blue and deep maroon are scattered like distant memories across the white expanse, while the black remains undisturbed—a void untouched by the intrusion of light. The piece speaks to the quiet interplay between chaos and simplicity, where color interrupts silence with fleeting brilliance.