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ArtistCosmic scales, on one side of which is lentil soup and 30 pieces of silver (symbols of earthly comfort, matter, attachment to the world), on the other — the luminous soul of man. Most tilt the scales towards the stew — the bowl gets heavier, speeding up time, and dark larvae (plasmoids of matter) flow out of it, harvesting the harvest. The few who choose the soul (the light) raise another cup, but they are few and the world around them is darkening. There is a huge hourglass on top, in which the sand falls faster when the bowl of darkness outweighs it. Style: sacred geometry, a mixture of Bosch, Dali and biblical allusions, gold, sulfur, dark blue and crimson, dramatic contrast, epic scale. --ar 16:9
A surreal and allegorical oil painting, inspired by Gustave Doré, depicts the scales of divine judgment against a cosmic backdrop. The scales are massive and ornate, featuring a central hourglass with golden sand flowing from top to bottom, symbolizing the relentless passage of time. Above the hourglass, an inscription reads "MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN" and "THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH" in glowing, ancient script.
On the left side of the scales, a large, golden pan is overflowing with a swirling vortex of golden coins and small, seed-like objects. This pan is heavily weighed down, causing a dark, viscous, worm-like substance, representing sin and corruption, to spill out from beneath it. This substance cascades into a dark, fiery landscape below, characterized by erupting volcanoes, cracked earth, and bubbling lava pits, with smoke and tendrils of dark matter rising from the depths. The sky above this side features a dramatic, swirling blue-gold nebula, from which bolts of lightning crackle.
On the right side of the scales, a lighter, golden pan holds a luminous, ethereal, human-like figure, possibly representing a soul or spiritual righteousness. This figure glows with an
