Behind The Artworks: The Last Sound Revelation - The Proximity Effect (2026)

The artwork of The Proximity Effect visually mirrors the album’s conceptual framework. At the center stands the band’s logo, conceived as a hybrid between a cube and a hypercube, symbolizing a threshold between dimensions, a point where three-dimensional structure meets higher-dimensional possibility.

The surrounding cosmic environment represents a field of energy in expansion, evoking both a primordial origin and a holographic universe. Celestial bodies float as if suspended within a larger system, suggesting that every element is part of an interconnected whole.

Below, a geometric grid recalls measurement, coordinates, and human attempts to define reality through structure and logic. Above it, luminous and fluid cosmic forms dissolve those boundaries, hinting at realities that exist beyond classical perception. The horizon of light acts as an origin point, a silent Big Bang, from which frequency, matter, and consciousness emerge.

Technology and spirituality coexist within the image, reinforcing the album’s central idea: reality is shaped not only by distance, but by perspective, resonance, and proximity.