A Renaissance portrait of decay, flesh rendered in sfumato, dissolving into shad

A Renaissance portrait of decay, flesh rendered in sfumato, dissolving into shadow, shadow, shadow. Her eyes are chiaroscuro voids, light swallowed whole, depth that does not end. The brushstrokes whisper, their movement erratic, trembling, desperate, like hands that cannot hold still, cannot stop, cannot breathe. Gouache-drenched fingers drag across the surface, leaving streaks of crimson, not paint, not paint, not paint. She is divine desecration, a holy error, a prayer to ruin. Sacrilege immortalized in color grading that no longer adheres to reality. Her smile, a vanitas still life, the promise of rot beneath delicate hues. The chiaroscuro of damnation, the oil glaze of sorrow, the impasto of agony. A masterpiece carved from suffering, framed in bones, signed in blood, drying, cracking, breaking, breaking, breaking. Negative space twists, devouring the edges of composition. Rule of thirds is shattered, form collapses inward, consuming itself, erasing itself. The ink moves, crawls, breathes. The palette knife scrapes, exposing something beneath—another layer, another face, another mouth, gnashing, smiling, gnashing. Whose? Whose? Whose? The eyes distort, sclera filled with hatching lines too dense, too deep, too infinite. There is no escape from the final stroke, the artist’s lament, the color bleeding from the brush, seeping into the void, drowning, drowning, drowning. There is no salvation in light, only the illusion of contrast. The varnish peels, the truth is revealed, and she remains, waiting, watching, consuming. The pigment smothers, the image collapses, the world burns, but she does not fade, she does not fade, she does not fade.

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