Die

A single red die sits boldly at the center of a stark white canvas, rendered with such striking realism that it appears almost transparent, as if caught between presence and absence, chance and inevitability. The absence of background isolates it, demanding attention—every curve, shadow, and reflection meticulously captured. The vibrant red, often symbolic of luck, danger, and fate, heightens the tension. Is this a game of chance or a final reckoning? The title, “Die,” plays on its dual meaning—both a simple game piece and the final act of existence—inviting the viewer to contemplate the thin line between risk and consequence.