The Death of Socrates by Jacques Louis David-1787 gets revised with graphic lines and blocks of colours & typography repeated all over. Witnessing the last moments of a man’s life, who is convicted by the Athenian courts of corrupting his followers with unorthodox teachings, he was offered the choice to renounce his beliefs or drink a cup of hemlock. He was a man of principles; he chose the poison. Experimental, Digital painting on 3000x3000px canvas, jpeg format