Pool of blood

Pool of Blood balances between the beauty of silence and the brutality of reality. The white skull rests above a crimson surface — a pool of blood that is not merely a symbol of death, but a reflection of everything a person leaves behind.

The red does not represent only pain — it carries life, passion, sacrifice, and energy. In contrast with the pure white skull, it creates a tension between what has been and what still remains, as if the soul were looking back at its own actions, searching for meaning in their consequences.

Pool of Blood becomes a metaphor for the boundary between the physical and the spiritual — between what flows away and what stays within us. The silence of this piece screams one question: How much blood must be spilled before we truly understand the value of life?