#rache

Dante's Vision of Rachel and Leah illustrates the third dream from Dante Alighieri's Purgatorio (Canto XXVII), where the biblical sisters Leah and Rachel appear in the Earthly Paradise. Leah, representing the active life, is gathering flowers, while Rachel, symbolizing the contemplative life, gazes at her reflection. The painting, commissioned by John Ruskin, shows these figures at a fountain as an allegory for the two paths to happiness in this life that Dante discusses in his Convivio.

— name: Rache [german: Revenge] — gender: female [mare] — species: feral horse who used to be domestic — agressive animal, always attacks strangers from other horses to humans or predators, loner horse — in past was young domestic filly with bad character which owner was too rude and impatient and just left her in wild — over time she learned to survive like a wild horse, sometimes eating small rodents or birds, eggs or carrion. She is very aggressive and won't let any living thing near her — looks like skinny horse with many scars and strange big fangs. Her eyes is normal but some witnesses claim that sometimes they glow red

right…right

Und ich brauchte seinen fehlenden Respekt, um zu verstehen, dass ich mehr verdient habe.

Rage, Hamburg 2025

My poster art for ''The Mummy'' (1999)