Greed and the eight Deadly Sins of the Communism

In this powerful work of art, the artist addresses the complex and grim facets of communism through the lens of the eight deadly sins. 
The composition denotes the hypocrisy of the elite that preaches equality while hoarding resources, revealing among colors, lines and shadows the deep separation between a system that swore to end poverty and that has only enriched itself with the country's resources while the rest The population only lacks everything.
The 8 Deadly Sins of Communism" is a profound and multifaceted critique of the communist system, highlighting how the ideals of equality and justice can be corrupted by the very human vices they claim to combat. The work invites reflection on the nature of power, corruption and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of oppression.

Artist: Minos Azahares