Beyond Good and Evil

Gird thyself before venturing into the undulating, raw, cavernous, and searingly vibrant display of Mernie B's spectacular painting, Beyond Good and Evil.
One is reminded of Nietzsche's quote: "He who fights with monsters should be careful lest he thereby become a monster.
And, if thou gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will also gaze into thee."
We all harbor inner monsters, some of whom are displayed within the underworld pageantries inside this work.
Look, and then observe again. Upon returning, you will assuredly discover more detail in the depths than what was initially perceived.
The Avenging Christ riding furiously upon His Steed, Faithful and True, wields his weapon of war, the sword flashing gold, while his ears emit fire!
Maybe you've heard of the Bellamy Brothers song, "Jesus is Coming And Boy is He Pissed." Seems apropos.
Fantasy castles float in a demur blue sky juxtaposed with a church perhaps, permeated by a threatening and dark atmosphere possessed of a menacing cloud. Horses curious, frolic nearby. An Angel accompanies Adonai.
Peace within Chaos. Chaos within Peace.
Purple Mountains Majesty serves as a hopeful, inspiring backdrop for frantic and naked humans running to they know not what nor to where. Underneath is Modernity, a City of Promises, many false.
Come and see Beyond Good and Evil, if you dare.
"O taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in Him."