This image is a close-up of a creepy plague doctor standing behind a T-shaped temple. The painting, created by George Barbier, combines elements of witchcore, religious iconography, and reimagined religious art. The robes of the plague doctor are woven with matte black, red, teal, pink, magenta, and dark azure bamboo, creating a triadic color scheme. The image has a hard lighting effect, casting a surreal atmosphere reminiscent of nature magic spells. It is inspired by the styles of Laurie Greasley, Vitreous enamel Paper cutout by Nan Goldin, and Sandy Skoglund.