This day in Mesopotamia when all Gods will die from sipping poisoned wine

About this work

This painting is a chaotic mix of black, white, and gray shapes. There’s a central figure lying down, surrounded by rough sketches of people and objects. Some look like mourners, others like floating heads or broken bodies. Crosses and words like *"Gods"* and *"die"* are scattered across the top, as if scribbled in haste. The whole scene feels like a storm of ideas—some clear, some blurred. The artist layered sketches on top of each other, almost like a messy notebook. The figures overlap, and the lines are uneven, giving it a raw, unfinished feel. It’s like catching a moment of panic or a frantic thought. If this style intrigues you, look up chiaroscuro next—it’s about strong light and shadow contrasts, but this piece takes it even further.