In the music of life, moments of sound are interwoven with moments of silence. The same is true in painting—there are colored parts and areas that appear empty. The question arises: which holds more power? The sound or the silence? Or perhaps, the ability to carry both?

Artist Tzipora Goldwag writes:
"Even in silence, in stillness, there is power.
It is there—in the quiet—that we discover ourselves,
because when there is silence, we can truly listen to the voice of truth.
Quiet people hold hidden strength.
A piano has the ability to play softly—and loudly.
It is called ‘piano-forte,’
which literally means soft-loud.”