Greetings, friends passionate about cosmic art. This time I present a new artwork; more of a reflective play on represented and felt ideas. I honestly don't know what motivated me to paint the portrait titled "Reptilian Transfiguration." However, I've been mulling over the recent memory of the death of my cat, Spiral, and the uncertainties of how she lived and how she died. These are heavy images that crush my heart and lower my spirits in every way. To tell the truth, I thought I'd already overcome those kinds of emotional experiences. That I am, or was, prepared not to mutate in the face of such events. However, while I was painting this portrait, I thought that there is nothing more transformative than death, that despite everything, the eyes that observe must always exist, that we are a fluctuating point on the polarized wave of existence... From all this, this dark portrait emerged, also inspired by abstract expressionism. Below, I'm leaving you with a series of photographs intended to show part of the creative process behind the piece in question.

The photographs were taken with the 32M front camera of a TECNO SPARK 20.

Thank you for reading, see you soon, I wish you much success.