Byzantine-style icon painting of Saint Mehdikus, with red eyes and a gold cloak, comforting a kneeling woman in a marketplace. Frogs, a monkey, and a horse are present.

> “A sacred, highly detailed Byzantine-style icon painting depicting Saint Mehdikus (also known as Klamehdi) — a small, thin, ascetic yet unsettling saint with a wiry six-pack and subtle glowing red eyes. He stands in a real-world street or marketplace, surrounded by a golden, embossed icon background radiating divine light. He wears a luxurious, gold-patterned Versace or Louis Vuitton cloak, which he shares with a barefoot, shivering woman as a symbol of compassion and protection. Around him appear symbolic animals: a frog near his feet, a distant horse to signify untamed desire, and a monkey representing cunning and kinship. A small bowl of steaming water rests at his feet, referencing ritual purification, and a plate with chicken hearts symbolizes primal appetite. The saint’s story is hinted at through details: subtle motifs suggesting hatred of birds, his dual nature as Patron Saint of Prostitutes and Outcasts, and the irony of his nickname ‘Klamehdi’, linked to disease and desire. The atmosphere should feel solemn, reverent, and sacred — like a 15th-century Orthodox church icon — yet include slight ironic undertones of decadence and sin transformed into mercy. Latin inscription at the top: ‘Sanctus Mehdikus – Patronus Luxuriae et Misericordiae.’” See more