hellish gāze of Lilith

hellish gāze of Lilith

In the Ancient Mesopotamian religion, found in cuneiform texts of Sumer, Assyria, and Babylonia Lilith signifies a spirit or demon. Lilith continues to serve as source material in today's popular culture, Western culture, literature, occultism, fantasy, and horror.

During the day, this artwork may appear misleading as it doesn't fully reveal the profound gaze of the daughter of the abyss lord. However, at night, when the purple sun rises, her eyes open, and tears of flames and pure fire flow.

her beauty hides a rare of darkness
creature of the midnight hour
mystic ancient powers
her eyes aglow with fiery might
a haunting gaze that gleams at night
her hair a tangle of onyx black
a symbol of her forbidden track

she walks with grace, a regal stride
the force that cannot be denied
her voice a whisper, both sweet and dire
magic words that tempt desire

heart of mystery, a tale untold
a story written in blood and gold
a soul that's bound by ancient lore
a spirit fierce, a tempest's roar

she's feared and revered in equal measure
sorceress with timeless treasure
the daughter of the Damned, Lilith bold
a legend whispered, a story told

materials:  acrylic on canvas
size: 40''x 40''
years: 2017
weight: 40 lbs
work capacity (painting): ~35 hrs est. 
Inspiration: the new testament

heteronymous:
the heārtist [Jaa'heāl]

arcānes: necrōmancy, transmutātion, Illusiōn, diābolic, trānsformation, divinātion, rēligion, chārm