Virtuomalum
noun
Life’s canvas barely holds the brushstroke where virtue and vice meet, dancing on a borrowed time; their tango shapes a shared silhouette, suggesting that both horror and heaven emerge from the same creative shadow of the soul.
From Latin ‘virtus’ (virtue) + ‘malum’ (evil or vice), implying a space where virtue and vice intertwine harmoniously. Pronounced ‘veer-TOO-oh-mah-lum’
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- Revelation 21.8
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- Black and Gold
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- Tina's Dream of Saint Bernadette
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- Salome
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- Confirming the Obvious
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- The Slings and Arrows
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- Lady Madonna
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- Eros
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- Angel
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- Mary's Angel
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- The 3 Gracies
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- Some unkind Words I've Been Called
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- Medea
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- Hail Satan!
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- Julia (Clare Higgins)
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- Madness reigns in the Hall of the Crippled Queen
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- Trevor family Crypt - Angel & Mary
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- The Devil's in the detail
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- Hell Hath NO Fury
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- Friday (3am Morphine)
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- We 2 Witches
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- My What BIG Teeth You've Got
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- Some Unkind Things I've been Called
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- Medusa
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- YOU make me feel worthless
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- The Seven Heads of the Hydra
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- The Toxic Gatekeepers of Welsh Art
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- The Exquisite Pain of Saint Tina (in extended Mount)
