Description
To Breathe in Verse reflects the intimacy between language and breath, suggesting that poetry is not only read but lived, carried on by the rhythms of inhalation and exhalation. The work evokes the closeness of verse to voice, the way words become part of the body as they are spoken or silently absorbed.
The composition fragments the figure into geometric forms; the reader is merged with the waves of sound and cadence flowing outward from the page. Text is rendered not as static blocks but as patterns in motion, each shape capturing the pulse of language alive in rhythm.
As a companion to the act of reading, the piece becomes a meditation on poetry as breath made visible. It allows the viewer to see verse as something more than words arranged on a page, a continuity, a resonance, and the living current of expression.
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