In The Divine Comedy, Dante arranges the Seven Deadly Sins according to the severity of their moral weight: lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy, and pride. These sins perpetually haunt the human soul, guiding it toward damnation and self-destruction. Though time continues to move forward and society advances, sin remains ever-present.

This project seeks to reinterpret the darkness of human nature through a contemporary lens, combining multiple mediums to visually express the psychological and moral struggles embodied in the Seven Deadly Sins. Through this exploration, the work examines the enduring relevance of moral corruption within modern contexts, translating timeless human vices into a new sensory and aesthetic experience.