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Page 5 The Fossilized Ear (Deep Listening)

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Collection: Alchemical Drawing Course Organ: The Ear (The Architectural Shell) Primitive Materials: Clay, Acrylic Paint on Wood Transmutation: Digital Animation Alchemical Stage: Coagulation (Earth) & Sublimation (Digital) /// CURATORIAL SYNTHESIS The fifth stage of the "Alchemical Drawing Course," this work embodies the paradox of absolute listening. It marks the breaking point where rigid academic drawing (the model of Charles Bargue) is physically buried beneath raw matter to be reborn in a spiritual form. The Physical Genesis: The Weight of the Earth The work is born from an act of layering. On the wooden panel, the perfect structure of the ear is confronted with clay and acrylic paint. The earth's matter clogs the academic auditory canal, mimicking an accelerated process of fossilization. The ear is no longer a surface organ made to hear the noise of the world; it becomes a geological stratum, a receiver buried in the dense mass of the earth. Digital Transmutation: The Spirit of Mercury Digital animation acts here as "Philosophical Mercury." It liquefies this mass of solidified earth and paint. What was heavy and opaque on the wood becomes fluid and luminous on the screen. The fossilized ear begins to vibrate again, not through external sound, but through an internal frequency, visible in the flows that traverse the texture of the digitized clay. // THE ALCHEMICAL LESSON "Do not speak loudly. Wash away the form to hear the essence. The ear has filled with earth so as not to hear the noise of men, but to perceive the deep rumble of the world." This page is the mirror image of Page No. 4 (The Mouth of Silence). Where the mouth froze in silence, the ear dissolves into matter to reach Deep Listening. /// DETAILS OF THE WORK Hybrid Process: The image retains the tactile, oily, and three-dimensional texture of the clay sculpted on wood, while the digital movement reveals the hidden layers of paint, creating a "living palimpsest." Technical Details: Inspiration: Charles Bargue drawing course Phase: I - Nigredo Techniques: Digital Animation on Combine Painting, Acrylic on Canvas Format: 8k mp4 Video | 1 min | 7680 x 4320 | 185 Mo

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