Decline of Moral Values
An Original Acrylic Painting by Hanz Human
 
In a world where black and white once defined right and wrong, Decline of Moral Values captures the quiet erosion of that certainty. Hanz Human paints not just with color, but with conviction—using stark contrasts to reflect the dimming clarity of modern ethics. What begins as bold definition soon blurs into ambiguity, challenging the viewer to confront how the lines between virtue and compromise have faded over time.
 
With this minimalist yet deeply stirring composition, Hanz invites us to look beyond the surface. The absence of color is not a void—it is a voice. A voice that whispers of forgotten codes, shifting norms, and the moral tensions we wrestle with in a world that moves faster than reflection. In the stark divide of black and white lies not simplicity, but a mirror to our own complexity.
 
Created during a time of personal and societal reflection, this painting distills emotion into form. It is the quiet resistance of stillness in a culture of noise. The delicate balance of presence and absence. And above all, it is a call to remember—to hold fast to what matters, even when the world forgets.
 
Decline of Moral Values arrives framed in durable polyester and includes hanging hooks for effortless display, ensuring that its message is not just seen, but felt.
 
Let this piece challenge you. Let it speak. Let it stay.
 
Materials :

Frame: Wooden

Canvas: Cotton

External Frame: Poly

Paint: Acrylic

Size: 50 x 40 cm (20 x 16 inch)