It's the Last Supper reimagined through Japanese ceremony, death ritual, and flat graphic design. Every skeleton at the table carries a different cultural role: samurai, geisha, monk, ruler. The crowned figure at center doesn't preside over life, but what comes after. The piece borrows from woodblock tradition and macabre iconography simultaneously, landing somewhere between reverent and irreverent. It's the kind of work that makes you think about who gets a seat, and at what table.

See more in our Skeleton Artwork and Dope Macabre Art collections.