Don’t Kill Your Brother, a striking photographic creation by Rancinan, takes its cue from the biblical tale of Abel and Cain—reimagining the fraternal conflict in a contemporary world marked by war and alienation. Two young men, similar in age and culture, stand at odds like warring brothers trapped in a senseless struggle. One is wounded and bound to a post, assuming the role of the sacrificial figure; the other hovers nearby, torn between pity and hostility as he grapples with the reasons behind an unthinkable act of fratricide.

A third figure wearing a shirt emblazoned with “Dieu” looks on, underscoring the impotence of a deity reduced to mere branding. Strewn around them are weapons, bullet casings, and other debris, evoking a state of perpetual conflict. Overhead, a stormy sky mirrors the turmoil below, hinting at a world in which faith, identity, and the fight for higher ideals have all but faded.

Offered as a limited-edition Art Print, Don’t Kill Your Brother presents Art Collectors with a rare opportunity to acquire a piece that is both visually striking and conceptually charged. This Rancinan photograph not only challenges viewers to confront the tragedy of brother turning against brother, but also raises larger questions about humanity’s penchant for violence in a globalized era. For any Art Collector seeking a thought-provoking addition to their portfolio, Don’t Kill Your Brother stands as a testament to Rancinan’s bold, uncompromising vision—and a powerful reflection on the fragility of our shared human values.