Miracle of Silence

Toshiko Okanoue, known for her captivating work "The Miracle of Silence," was a pioneering artist active in the 1950s, renowned for her striking collages crafted from magazine clippings. Her art, characterized by its unique visual language, was showcased at prestigious institutions like the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Okanoue's portfolio, "The Miracle of Silence," is a limited edition collection of 12 offset reproductions, encased in a custom clamshell box, with only 250 signed and numbered copies available. Her work delves into themes of silence, symbolism, and the exploration of the human experience, offering viewers a profound and introspective journey. Okanoue's art continues to captivate and inspire, making her a notable figure in the world of modern art.