The Sacred Mirror Ritual

A dark satirical painting that unveils the illusion of spiritual purity in a world that worships appearances. In this solemn ritual, people kneel before sacred mirrors, not to find truth, but to see only what comforts them. Blood drips from the altar, yet no one looks — the reflection is more sacred than reality. The inscription above reads: “Truth is not needed, only appearances.” A critique of selective spirituality, self-delusion, and collective denial.