DEMONS WALK FREE, HEAVEN NEVER MATTERED HERE

“Hell Is Empty” is a visual prophecy from BadAss Planet—a realm where demons don’t hide below, they walk freely above. In this world, evil isn’t punished, it’s normalized. Hell is not a distant underworld—it’s a mirror held up to our society, where rage is reason, chaos is calm, and punishment no longer applies to the guilty but to the quiet. The gates of hell are wide open, not because evil has escaped, but because it was always here.

The composition is a storm of symbols, a frenetic clash of emotion and ideology. Crossed-out eyes, twisted halos, cryptic text, and anarchic linework create a visual language of spiritual unrest. This isn’t religious rebellion for rebellion’s sake—it’s the breakdown of imposed moral order. The viewer is not meant to feel safe. They are meant to feel seen—in all their hidden darkness. Because on BadAss Planet, demons aren’t feared; they are understood, embraced, and unmasked.

“Hell Is Empty” doesn’t ask for redemption—it denies its necessity. The piece suggests that what Earth labels as sin is often just suppressed instinct, untamed truth, or repressed desire. In this world, judgment holds no value. The damned are not damned—they are the freest beings of all. This work doesn’t depict damnation—it depicts liberation through disorder.