These murmurs transform shadows into luminous silhouettes. They whisper to the walls, speaking words that soothe wounds. They echo the murmurs of our cities—hopes and fears, intertwined destinies. The sculpture reveals twelve sequential sound panels arranged in a loop. As visitors get closer to the four-meter-high installation, sensors are triggered and through hidden speakers, continuously whispers the sounds of a peaceful nature silenced by war. As an echo to each sound, the artist wanted to highlight the voices of figures who spoke out for peace: as Charlie Chaplin, Henry Miller, Renzo Piano, Martin Luther King, Albert Einstein, Simone Veil, Dalai Lama, Emmanuel Levinas, Joan Baez, Jacques Prevert, Le Pere Dominique Pire and Rene Cassin.