Look at the angry Achilles and poor Hector.
The body of Patroclus is murky gray, but Achilles has the gold and red color of the pyrrha.
It's not because he's a beautiful hero, because he's lost his lover and went crazy...
Therefore, the light of the kissing mouth, the running horse and carriage, the hanging Hector's body and smoke, and even the fluttering water surface are all red.
He's the son of the Nereid, but at the same time he commit a crime of killing a lot of people in the river.
Like the blood that floats in the air and evaporates, he'll also die, but Achilles doesn't care at all.
That's what the madness of a man who lost his lover is like.
A lot of madness and violence is not represented by red blood...
I think I wanted to tell such a powerful story in the painting.
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Actually, the first angle I thought of was the beautiful face of the hero and the face of the pale corpse to look heart-shaped as they kissed.
Anyway, there is no sweet heart, but only anger, violence, madness and blood.
The energy of the BC couple seems inevitable.
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I made these sentences using a translator.
Thank you.
Thank you.
