Marana Tha
 
 The human reality succumbed to sin has a beginning and an end. However, the Alpha and the Omega, representative of eternity having started its creation, sacrifices and redeems it. Despite this, humanity, continuing in its self-destruction, proclaims with a wounded cry some savior of the contextual reality that we live today. 
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 And Christ arises as a risen living sacrifice. Ending the jaws of death has power over it. Announcing a final judgment to each creature, with eyes of fire the painting represents the direct gaze of Christ to those who observe the image. Whether he will choose to go against the redeemer, or will he live a living sacrifice to share his inheritance in him.
 
 "11. I saw the open sky and there a white horse. Its rider [is called] Faithful and True, Just in government and in war.
 12.  His eyes are a flame of fire, on his head he wears many tiaras. It bears a name that only he knows.
 13.  He wraps himself in a cloak soaked in blood. His name is the Word of God.
 14.  The celestial troops follow him riding white horses, dressed in clean white linen.
 fifteen.  From his mouth comes a sharp sword to smite the nations. He will feed them with a rod of iron and tread on the vat of the wine of the fiery wrath of Almighty God.
 16.  On the mantle and on the thigh is written a title: King of kings and Lord of lords "(Revelation 20: 11-16, BNP)
 
 The Alpha and Omega Collection consists of 9 paintings. Subdivided into 3 groups;  "Creation" as paintings 1-4, "Shame" as paintings 5-6 and "Marana tha" as paintings 7-9.