Mortal torso cover

Mortal, memento mori. One life. Make it count.

The inverted cross framing Franz von Stuck’s “Lucifer” (1890) is not an emblem of satanic religion or any dogma — we align with none.
It stands as a symbol: the darkness we inherit, the defiance we choose, the rebellion we refine.
It reminds us that power lies in mastering both light and shadow — the same light even Lucifer once bore.