The first canvas depicts an angelic figure at the start of his flight towards a golden kingdom in the distance, while he is supported by tons of people. The second one is an image of the angel fallen, with his wings violently detached and deteriorating into skull heads, but still facing his goal. The third shows the person reaching the throne of the kingdom he was chasing, but in complete despair. This is because, up close, the kingdom was only a glorified pile of skulls with a corpse sitting on the throne. This triptych represents the tragic cycle of people who search for success for their own selfish gain and sacrifice the hopes and dreams of others to rise above them all.
The first canvas depicts an angelic figure at the start of his flight towards a golden kingdom in the distance, while he is supported by tons of people. The second one is an image of the angel fallen, with his wings violently detached and deteriorating into skull heads, but still facing his goal. The third shows the person reaching the throne of the kingdom he was chasing, but in complete despair. This is because, up close, the kingdom was only a glorified pile of skulls with a corpse sitting on the throne. This triptych represents the tragic cycle of people who search for success for their own selfish gain and sacrifice the hopes and dreams of others to rise above them all.
