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Pride, the seventh of the seven deadly sins, an excesive and improper love of self, leading to an inflated sense of one’s importance and achievements, it can be seen as an act of rebellion against God because it attributes to oneself the honor and glory that is due to God.

The Peacock is it’s animal association with behaviors or attributes that mirror the sin, The Peacock is a male animal known for displaying its beautiful plumage ("peacocking"), representing vanity, greatness and self-admiration.

The color association is largely symbolic of the nature of each sin, Purple has historically been the color of royalty and luxury, symbolizing those who consider themselves more important or "above" others.

Seven Deadly Sins offers a fresh visual representation on the vices that plague humanity, featuring the pixel as the fundamental unit of creation.
The Seven Deadly Sins Collection unveils the seductive power of the most profound vices —Sloth, Greed, Gluttony, Envy, Anger, Lust and Pride — transforming moral corruption and decadence into digital artistry.

Each unique artwork was meticulously crafted, capturing the essence of the sin it embodies, presenting a masterpiece that wispers of forbidden pleasure in the digital realm, an exploration of the exquisite, irresistible beauty that defines human desire.
Every arwork is steeped in classical symbolism, where the sin takes on both monochromatic depth and savage form, capturing the basic essence of each sin, the historically designated animals and colors are woven into digital collages, crafted to be visually overwhelming, impactful and entirely captivating.
This artistic exploration bridges ancient moral frameworks with contemporary digital expression, offering a fresh perspective on timeless human failings.

—An homage to Pieter Bruegel, who first exhibited this theme in 1558.