Painting on Dibond, glaze, pigments, shell inclusions in epoxy resin, resin ice finish. Silver American frame.
The Judgment of Osiris, central theme of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, taken from the book "Mythology, a Breach in the Abyss." The goddess Maat, goddess of Truth and Justice, is a benevolent solar power of light. She is the daughter of Ra. She is the deity to be venerated by modern humanity. In this age of lies and darkness, more than ever, we must fight for her (who resides within us, our body of truth).
This is the weighing of the heart in the afterlife, which is the consciousness acquired during our earthly incarnation.
On the scales, on one side is the heart, represented by a vase, and on the other side, the feather of Ma'at, which is truth and justice! The heart must be lighter than the feather! True death does not exist; one will only have to reincarnate on Earth if the heart is heavier than a feather.

And if the heart is lighter, the person, freed from all darkness, will go to the celestial realms.
Here is depicted Anubis with the head of a jackal, guardian of the gates of heaven, and the leopards represent balance, the dual Ma'at.
The devouring monster, the crocodile Sebeck, awaits the verdict; the condemned soul will be swallowed up in the world of Duat, that is, on Earth, in order to begin a new experience of ascending consciousness.