Genesis

A sculptor traumatized by his wife's death creates a sculpture that grotesquely transforms, leading to his own physical decay. The primary emotional responses would be Fear and Anxiety due to the escalating body horror and the unsettling supernatural elements. Disturbing and Disgust are central to the visual experience of the mutation and bleeding. Underlying these are Sadness and Empathy for the sculptor's initial grief and subsequent suffering, alongside Surprise at the bizarre transformation and Melancholy reflecting his tragic state. Anticipation and Curiosity are also present as the audience wonders about the progression and ultimate fate.