The Crucifix of the Silent Choir is a talisman of transformation, witness, and passage. At its center stands an ornate silver cross, wrapped in layered winged forms — moths and winged sentinels frozen mid-flight, as if caught between worlds. These figures are not decorative; they are messengers, watchers, and carriers of memory.In Gothic and esoteric symbolism, moths represent initiation through darkness, drawn not to comfort but to revelation. Here, three winged figures form a quiet chorus around the cross — a silent choir that observes, endures, and remembers. The vertical descent of the design suggests movement between realms: ascent, descent, and return.
This piece speaks to those who understand faith not as obedience, but as confrontation — with shadow, mortality, and inner truth. It evokes reliquaries, monastic relics, and forgotten altars rather than modern ornamentation.The Crucifix of the Silent Choir is designed as a personal emblem — worn close to the body as a marker of vigilance, transformation, and chosen path.