The Art of Touch – The Power of Observation, or Quantum Physics
Touch is not a movement, not a gesture, not a connection.
Touch is a transition of being.
The moment when possibility takes on form.
When form is not an object, but a passage:
from silence into existence.
This is the art of the quantum leap.
Quantum physics teaches us that reality is not finished, but open.
Things do not exist on their own—only when they enter into relation.
Observation is not passive: it creates.
Out of the many states of the wave function, only one becomes real—
and it is born through the act of touch.
In the world of art, form does not close, but opens.
Light, line, sound or movement do not record, but reveal.
Presence is not static, but alive.
The artwork is not an artifact, but a path—
toward something deeper than what can be seen or heard.
The art of touch is born in this space,
where form and presence call each other into life.
In this sense, a work of art does not transmit information—
it evokes presence.
It does not say something,
but opens space for something to emerge.
Like a quantum system: sensitive, open,
a probabilistic field that becomes real only through touch.
The viewer is not an observer, but a witness:
their presence is itself a creative force.
They are not outside the event—
but part of it.
Touch, then, is not a physical act.
Not separation, but relation.
Not a beginning, but an unfolding.
A point where being opens and offers itself.
This is the art of touch:
the quantum of form.
the imprint of presence.
the face of silence.
the transformation of reality.
It does not describe, but opens.
It does not present, but touches.
It does not answer, but allows.
In the mirror of quantum reality,
touch is not a metaphor, but an event of being.
A work of art is not a document,
but an act of presence.
The artist does not create,
but passes through.
Silence is the primal source.
Touch is its language.