The body is used as a manifesto of human brutality in its rawest form without soften any aspect.
Precisely for this reason, a hyper-realistic technique based on translucent resin was chosen to give to the flesh a realistically tortured and disturbing appearance for the observer.
in fact, the observer is not just a spectator, but an involuntary and passive accomplice of the situation, representing that kind of passivity that allows the tragedy to perpetuate without opposition or remorse.
the title in Aramaic presents a part of the last words said by the man on the Cross: "why have you abandoned me?", God was deliberately excluded from the context because, not wanting to give a religious vision, the question is addressed to a multitude of human and philosophical aspects that every spectator can experience according to their own emotions.
Steven ZuleskiPLUS
Very well done, but trying to separate the reason for His crucifixion can never be separated, from anybody. Impactful presentation.
Steph.DPLUS
Gold for you ;)
John Margiotta "BloodASmedium"
I believe the last words were “it is done “ as a spiritual member of the Jesus movement and senior acolyte in my parish I can say this with certainty according to writings. It is a very powerful piece none the less . I feel the anguish and suffering.
Tommy Gunn
It’s a brutal looking piece. The lacerations are horrific.
Gold for you, my friend.
schiragaPLUS
Gold
John Delamere
Beautiful work!
Where can I buy the file?