"Amor Pulchritudinis" invites an examination into the depths of our emotional and ethical responses to aesthetic experiences.

This piece aims to question the sincerity of our affections and the prejudices of our disgust. I challenge you to reflect on how perceptions of beauty influence our behavior towards the subjects of our scrutiny.

I urge you to consider not only whether our love for beauty is truly pure—or if it is inherently tied to our aversions—but also how our actions and attitudes are subtly shaped in response to that which deviates from our ideals.

Does ugliness, or the absence of beauty, influence our actions? This artwork compels us to confront these questions, exploring the impact of aesthetic judgments on our ethical decisions.