The Seven Deadly Sins
...and some new ways to go to hell.
Nero-Auto-Castrato ENVY
The painting conveys a sense of profound unease and decaying vulnerability. A heavy, melancholic atmosphere permeates the scene, leaving the viewer with a lingering feeling of sorrow and disquiet.
Invidia GLUTTONY
A profound sense of melancholy and quiet despair permeates the scene, amplified by the captive's sorrowful gaze. The atmosphere is heavy with a judgemental silence, leaving the viewer with a feeling of unease and pity.
The punishment thereof PRIDE
The atmosphere is heavy with a sense of fleshy decay and impending doom. It leaves the viewer with a profound feeling of disgust and profound melancholy.
Fierte WRATH
The painting emanates a profound sense of sorrow and foreboding, tinged with a surreal and unsettling ambiguity. It leaves the viewer with a feeling of unease, perhaps reflecting on themes of power, fragility, and the passage of time. The overall atmosphere is sombre and deeply introspective.
John Wayne Gacy junior's puppet theatre of death. LUST
A profound sense of unease and dread permeates the scene, amplified by the theatre's dark, foreboding facade. The atmosphere is charged with malice and impending violence, leaving the viewer with a feeling of deep discomfort and moral outrage.
Lascivia GREED
This painting has a deeply unsettling and melancholic mood. The muted colour palette and distorted forms create a sense of unease and vulnerability. It leaves one with a lingering feeling of psychological distress and existential despair, as if witnessing a profound personal crisis.
Avarizia The seven deadly sins commissioned by Beverly Baroff The original offences and their punishments Pride -Broken on the wheel Envy -Put in freezing water Gluttony -Forced to eat rats, toads, and snakes Lust -Smothered in fire and brimstone Anger -Dismembered alive Greed -Put in cauldrons of boiling oil Sloth -Thrown in snake pits The Vatican has recently announced seven new deadly sins, published in an issue of the L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican's official newspaper. (1)genetic modification; (2) human experimentations, (3) polluting the environment; (4) social injustice; (5) causing poverty; (6) financial gluttony; and (7) taking drugs.
A profound sense of melancholy pervades the scene, tinged with foreboding. The atmosphere feels heavy and unsettling, leaving the viewer with a lingering unease at the juxtaposition of disparate elements and the overall feeling of decay or entrapment.
Vivisection To be continued...
The painting creates a disquieting and unsettling mood. There's a sense of forced connection and a melancholy resignation to their shared fate. It leaves the viewer with a lingering feeling of unease, questioning the nature of consciousness and control.