Original artwork description:

A depiction of aureoles as symbol of assigning value to individuals. Multiple aureoles are layered on top of each other, initially appearing radiant and empowering. However, as more aureoles accumulate, their combined weight becomes overwhelming - eventually causing them to fall and obscure the real world. This painting offers a commentary on the consequences of excessive judgment and labeling, suggesting that such actions can ultimately hinder our ability to truly see and understand the essence of individuals in their authentic existence. The "Coronation" serves as a visual metaphor for how societal expectations and preconceived notions can weigh down and obstruct genuine human connection.

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Oils