Dark Classics

Arthur and the Strange Mantle, one of the curious episodes from Le Morte d’Arthur, was later brought to life in Aubrey Beardsley’s decadent illustrations. A magical cloak that exposes a queen’s fidelity mixes satire, sorcery, and...

Once, great stories bound us together; now, in their absence, we invent smaller myths to guide us through the fragments of modern life.

Dürer’s angel sits restless among instruments of knowledge, trapped between vision and paralysis. Melencolia I becomes more than an image - it is the emblem of our own age: surrounded by tools, yet starved of meaning;...

Mortis Gloria draws upon the medieval tradition of the Triumph of Death, a theme that underscored the universality and inevitability of mortality. Such imagery often showed skeletal figures or Death itself as a conqueror, indifferent to...

Even the meekest disguise can hide a predator.

Schneider’s vision of surrender and control becomes more than art - it is prophecy. Hypnosis once painted, now worn, a mirror to the spell of our own age. In a world lulled by spectacle and silence,...