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A profound Caravaggio-style tenebrist composition where Christ reveals his wounds to awestruck Mayan people, creating a bridge of shared understanding amid cultural diversity.

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A profound Caravaggio-style tenebrist composition where Christ reveals his wounds to awestruck Mayan people, creating a bridge of shared understanding amid cultural diversity.

A profound Caravaggio-style tenebrist composition where Christ reveals his wounds to awestruck Mayan people, creating a bridge of shared understanding amid cultural diversity.

A profound Caravaggio-style tenebrist composition where Christ reveals his wounds to awestruck Mayan people, creating a bridge of shared understanding amid cultural diversity.

A profound Caravaggio-style tenebrist composition where Christ reveals his wounds to awestruck Mayan people, creating a bridge of shared understanding amid cultural diversity.

Unite | Christ Amidst Mayan Culture

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2/4/2024

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