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The Buddhist faith, on the other hand, sees death in this life as a definite end, but also that people in this life will reincarnate into something physical such as butterflies or moths. The artist used ICM (Intentional camera movement) photography to express his emotions of death. When the audience examines the photo, they might only notice the c-stand and the flower, but those are the things where the artist paid no attention and emotions. Instead, the subtle mark on the photograph was what the artist left intentionally and is full of life and emotions.
In the exploration and weighing up of how both the Christian and the Buddhist faith portrays death, the artist finds that he inclines with the Christian opinion. Christians think of death as a process of changing forms and stepping into the next stage of our lives. The artist uses this idea to conclude his perspective on death. The concept of everlasting life seems promising as it illustrates how someone will always be by your side, which is something we can genuinely imagine. However, we cannot see this promise coming true through our own eyes and hence resembles as an empty promise.
