Album: Grandes Mitos Gregos

Description: A vibrant and unsettling vision of the journey of lost souls toward the realm of the dead. At the center of this tumult stands Charon, the ferryman of the underworld, offering passage in exchange for dark tributes. The river, with its morbid hue, carries the very essence of death in its flow, reflecting the inexorable linearity of the moment when everything unravels.

Description: Prometheus receives his daily—and ostensibly eternal—punishment. The bold linework and color palette intensify the gravity of the myth, as if the image itself bore the burden the hero endures.

Description: The eagle is the figure that consumes Prometheus during his ostensibly eternal punishment. Its famished gaze makes no distinction regarding the type of satiety the animal experiences.

Description: To free the Titans from his oppression, Cronus, in alliance with Gaia—the Earth—attacks Uranus, the Sky; this episode is depicted here through artwork that offers a unique interpretation of this Greek myth.