In The Fall of the Morningstar, the viewer is confronted with a visceral, almost mythic rendering of Lucifer’s descent from grace — a moment not only of celestial rebellion but of personal reckoning. This artwork, the inaugural piece of the Sins of Divinity collection, acts as both a symbolic narrative and a reflective mirror. Created using meticulous pointillism layered with oil and ink, the piece ripples with texture and tension. Stark black forms and intense orange bursts draw the eye into a spiral of motion and emotion — illustrating both cosmic downfall and inner collapse.

The central figure, half angelic and half monstrous, is not just Lucifer — he is anyone who has tasted power, light, and admiration, only to plummet into despair, isolation, or obscurity. This open-endedness is what gives The Fall of the Morningstar it’s haunting power. It does not preach. It listens. It waits. It speaks to those who have known the heights — and survived the fall.

Why Collect This Work (and the Series):

Collectors and art lovers should consider acquiring The Sins of Divinity series because it transcends mere visual appeal. Each piece is a psychological and spiritual map, confronting themes of power, pride, loss, and identity. This series is for those who appreciate storytelling through symbolism, technical mastery, and emotional depth. It is not just a purchase — it is a journey. A conversation. A confrontation.

Start with The Fall of the Morningstar — and see yourself in the fall, in the defiance, and maybe, in the redemption.