Where Silence Flowers (Exhibited at Radiance Exhibition — Cincinnati, Ohio - From 06/12/26)

I am deeply honored and excited to share that my painting Where Silence Flowers has been accepted into Radiance 2026 at ADC Fine Art.

Out of more than 1,300 submitted artworks, only 285 pieces were selected for this year’s exhibition. To know that this work resonated strongly enough to be included among them is something I truly appreciate with gratitude.

Where Silence Flowers is especially meaningful to me, as it is the very first piece from my new abstract collection. The work explores the quiet space where emotion, memory, and presence dissolve into one another — a place where silence becomes something living, transformative, and deeply felt.

Created intuitively and without a fixed narrative, the painting became a space of listening — where layers of color drift between abstraction and figuration, and flowers and fragments of feeling emerge softly through the surface, as if remembered rather than seen.

This new body of work moves further into abstraction, atmosphere, and emotional presence, inviting the viewer to experience the painting slowly, inwardly, and in their own way.

Radiance 2026 opens on June 12th at ADC Fine Art, and I am truly looking forward to experiencing the exhibition in person, connecting with fellow artists, and sharing this moment with collectors, friends, and supporters of my work.

Thank you to ADC Fine Art for this opportunity, and thank you to everyone who continues to support and encourage my artistic path. Your kindness and presence mean so much to me.

Warmly,
Aranka Fazekas