The sculpture "Whispers" belongs to the cycle of portraits that tell the story of the phenomenon of a human, of their absolute uniqueness, of the traits of their nature that have a transcendental character, surpassing the natural environment they come from. I do not want to narrow down your interpretation by overly suggesting its meaning. I will just "whisper" that the phenomenon the sculpture speaks about is human morality – the ability to judge actions in terms of good and evil, and above all, the ability to choose between them. In the eternal battle between good and evil, where the scale tips sometimes to one side, sometimes to the other, you are the deciding tilt of the balance, at this moment...
