As a designer, I was inspired by the juxtaposition of life and death, a theme that has always fascinated me. The central figure in my design is a skull, but not just any skull. This one is vibrant, glowing with a green light that seems to emanate from its very core. It's as if the skull is alive, pulsating with an energy that defies its usual connotations of decay and finality.
The skull is set against a backdrop of geometric shapes, forming a web-like structure that encases it. These shapes are not random; they represent the complexity and interconnectedness of life. Each line and node is carefully placed, symbolizing the delicate balance between different elements of existence.
The use of green for the skull is intentional. Green is often associated with life, growth, and renewal. By using this color for the skull, I wanted to challenge the viewer's perceptions and evoke a sense of paradox. Death is not the end; it is part of a cycle that leads to new beginnings.
