The Ferryman

The traditionally painted artwork “The Ferryman” is an artistic interpretation of Charon from Greek mythology, the figure who carries the dead across the River Styx. Rendered mainly in deep reds and oranges, the scene shows a motorcycle emerging through thick mist. The handlebars take the form of a dragon skull with twisted horns, while the glowing yellow tank is encased in rib-like structures. The backrest transforms into a skeleton holding an old lantern on a staff, casting an eerie light through the fog. A young woman in a white dress sits on the motorcycle, clinging tightly to the skeletal figure as they ride through the otherworldly haze.