In the heart of an ancient Devil’s Palace stood the mysterious “Rasadòr,” a rectangular pit with shadowy edges and blades at the bottom, known for centuries as a place of sacrifice. Legend has it of a young girl, Isabel, ensnared by the intricate magics of the palace, destined for sacrifice to the devil.

Embracing her fate with courage, Isabel crouches with the dignity of one who embraces the mystery of eternal night. Every detail of the work captures the intensity of the moment: the chiaroscuro of the pit, her gaze lowered towards the deep darkness, and the veil of uncertainty that envelops the surroundings.

The “Rasadòr” becomes the stage for a profound narrative, an ancestral ritual unfolding in the shadows of time. Isabel, a symbol of sacrifice and resilience, exudes an aura of mystery and courage as she accepts her fate with dignity, defying the dark forces that engulf the “Rasadòr.” A work that invites the viewer to explore the boundary between terror and beauty, between light and darkness.