Installation view of the room with the two triptychs of coral sculptures realised specifically for this exhibition together with "The Seven Deadly Sins" by Jacques de Backer (Anversa, 1555 circa – Anversa, 1585 circa) and Pontormo's (Pontorme, 1494 – Firenze, 1557) "Scena di sacrificio" belonging to the Farnese Collection

The triptych of coral sculptures composed by "The Devilish Love for Death", "The Devilish Passion", "The Devilish Bridge between Life and Death" (2019, Deep Precious Coral, pigment, polymer) are presented together with works from the Museum's collection by Jacques de Backer from the series "The Seven Deadly Sins" (Lust, Gluttony, Envy and Pride)

"The Devilish Love for Death", one of the works of the the triptych of coral sculptures composed also by "The Devilish Passion" and "The Devilish Bridge between Life and Dead", 2019, deep precious coral, pigment, polymere. In the background "Envy" by Jacques de Backer from the series "The Seven Deadly Sins", Farnese Collection.

The triptych of coral sculptures made specifically for the Museum of Capodimonte and composed by "The Devilish Love for Death", "The Devilish Passion", "The Devilish Bridge between Life and Dead" (2019, Deep Precious Coral, pigment, polymer) are presented together with works from the Museum's collection by Jacques de Backer from the series "The Seven Deadly Sins" (Lust, Gluttony, Envy and Pride)

"The Devilish Passion", part of the triptych of coral sculptures composed also by "The Devilish Love for Death" and "The Devilish Bridge between Life and Death", 2019, Deep Precious Coral, pigment, polymer / corallo rosso "Deep Sea", pigmento, polimero. In the background "Lust" and "Gluttony" by Jacques de Backer (Anversa, 1555 circa – Anversa, 1585 circa) from the series "The Seven Deadly Sins"