Raphael & Phantom
Phantom
Ever notice how a single empty space in a painting can feel louder than the colors around it? I find that absence holds its own kind of narrative.
Raphael
Exactly, that white space is like a breath between lines. It forces you to notice the colors, to hear what’s missing. When used well it gives the whole piece a rhythm that feels louder than any brushstroke.
Phantom
Exactly, the pause gives weight to everything else. It’s like a breath that makes the rest feel louder.