Planet of Truths

Planet of Truths stands as the second chapter in The War Within: Breaking Out of Perdition, following the traumatic fall depicted in Revelations.
Where Revelations captures the terror of being cast out and disoriented, Planet of Truths marks the moment of awakening — a slow emergence from unconsciousness into revelation.

The artwork unfolds in three parts, chronicling the protagonist’s arrival and exploration of a vast, alien world that defies all earthly logic. This “Planet of Truths” is not just a new world, but a symbolic realm where memory and history reemerge in ways Earth no longer allows. 

In the first part, he is in coma; laying on the ground. The coma reflects a state of enforced silence — a period of disconnection where the mind is suspended between past wounds and future revelations.

The second part shows the fragile yet powerful first steps of awakening — uncertain, but filled with awe. It is the threshold where pain turns into possibility, and revelation begins to take root. he awakens after being thrown from a plane, his body still heavy from the fall, surrounded by a barren yet luminous landscape. This part signals the beginning of consciousness: the point where he starts to see. Here, the silence is not empty, it hums with ancient knowledge, mystery, and a lingering melancholy as he is confronted with an otherworldly landscape — a place that feels both alien and strangely familiar.

In the final part of Planet of Truths, the protagonist takes his first steady steps across this ethereal landscape. Having awoken from his coma, he is no longer passive, no longer at the mercy of disorientation — he is now active, aware, and searching.

Walking here is not just physical movement; it is a metaphor for embracing the journey of truth. Each step symbolizes agency, the decision to move forward despite uncertainty. Where once he lay in vulnerability, now he rises in determination. Nature itself with its strange trees, surreal colors, and unearthly vegetation — seems to respond to his presence, guiding him toward deeper revelations

Visually, Planet of Truths is bathed in ethereal blues, spectral greens, delicate pinks and soft violets, creating a sense of spiritual weight, revelation, depth, healing and cosmic wonder. 

The protagonist, small against this immense world, embodies the humility and awe of rediscovery. His posture reveals both vulnerability and survival. His isolation invites reflection: awakening to truth is often a solitary act, one that demands both courage and surrender.

Within the broader arc of The War Within, this piece represents the second phase of transformation — the confrontation with hidden knowledge and the painful recognition of how histories are shaped by power. Planet of Truths asks:

“What if everything we knew was curated to keep us asleep? And what happens when we finally wake?”

This work is not merely a depiction of another world — it is a visual metaphor for enlightenment, where truth, though buried, still vibrates beneath the surface, waiting to be unearthed.