The wind howls through the rocky cliffs as King Aegeus stands atop a tall promontory, his gaze fixed on the distant horizon. On the horizon, he sees his son's ship, its sails unchanged despite their agreement that they would hoist white sails if Theseus had succeeded in defeating the Minotaur. Realizing that his son has perished in the labyrinth, Aegeus lifts his arms to the sky and throws himself off the cliff. In mid-air, suspended between heaven and earth, his body twists and turns, as if in an eternal dance. As he falls towards the waves below, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the swirling currents and eddies of the sea. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both victory and tragedy, as Aegeus's spirit merges with the infinite expanse of the ocean 
The wind howls through the rocky cliffs as King Aegeus stands atop a tall promontory, his gaze fixed on the distant horizon. On the horizon, he sees his son's ship, its sails unchanged despite their agreement that they would hoist white sails if Theseus had succeeded in defeating the Minotaur. Realizing that his son has perished in the labyrinth, Aegeus lifts his arms to the sky and throws himself off the cliff. In mid-air, suspended between heaven and earth, his body twists and turns, as if in an eternal dance. As he falls towards the waves below, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the swirling currents and eddies of the sea. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both victory and tragedy, as Aegeus's spirit merges with the infinite expanse of the ocean --ar 3:2
The wind howls through the rocky cliffs as King Aegeus stands atop a tall promontory, his gaze fixed on the distant horizon. On the horizon, he sees his son's ship, its sails unchanged despite their agreement that they would hoist white sails if Theseus had succeeded in defeating the Minotaur. Realizing that his son has perished in the labyrinth, Aegeus lifts his arms to the sky and throws himself off the cliff. In mid-air, suspended between heaven and earth, his body twists and turns, as if in an eternal dance. As he falls towards the waves below, his body begins to dissolve and transform, becoming a part of the swirling currents and eddies of the sea. In the distance, Theseus's ship sails on, a symbol of both victory and tragedy, as Aegeus's spirit merges with the infinite expanse of the ocean
a black and white illustration of a man standing on a rock in the ocean
a painting of an old man sitting on a cliff overlooking the ocean
a painting of a man standing on a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean
a black and white illustration of a man standing on a cliff