Acrylic on canvas.

Height: 60 cm
Length: 60 cm

This piece has 3 different interpretations; choose your favorite:

From the spiritual perspective
The soul sought redemption amidst excess.
The rooster—guardian of the dawn—observes its own downfall, and understands that to love is also to lose control.
There is no guilt in the fire, but in falling asleep in its ashes.
The clock does not mark the end, it marks the return: when the inner eye awakens, everything lived becomes a sign.

From the heart
There was music and promises, until smoke covered the altar.
Two bodies that loved each other, a silence that devoured everything.
He sought to ascend, she asked for truth.
Between them, a spark of love became a blaze.
The rooster crows in the darkness, not to announce the day, but to remind itself that it is still alive.

From reason
The symbol fragments: the eye observes, the rooster protects, the bottle weighs. Everything happens on the border between pleasure and guilt, between escape and love.
It is a self-portrait disguised as a metaphor:
a study on emotional addiction, identity, and time.

The work does not seek answers, only to bear witness to the moment when the confused soul looked at itself.