"The Fall of Infamy" is the fifth portrait of the "Transhuman Series." It offers a poignant critique of the rise of a leader supported by extremist insurgencies. It reflects upon the dangers of charismatic authority and the potential for manipulation within the transhuman landscape.
The artwork raises questions about the consequences of placing too much power in the hands of a single individual and the potential erosion of democratic values in such a scenario.
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The "negative" image represents the fall of a strong leader supported by extremist insurgencies. The use of darker tones, somber expressions, and chaotic visual elements in this portrait reflects the negative repercussions of charismatic authority and the erosion of democratic values in the transhuman context.
Conversely, on the other side of the diptych, the "positive" depicts the aftermath of the fall, where there is an opportunity for growth, renewal, and change. This portrait utilizes brighter tones, hopeful imagery, and elements of transformation, symbolizing the potential for positive outcomes arising from the collapse of extremist leadership.

DIPTYCH - size and price reflect each individual art piece.