An empirical approach to mental health Perrofromhell's work not only delves into the deep waters of artistic expression but is also rooted in the scientific foundations that support its therapeutic impact. Empirical research supports the claim that pictorial art serves as an effective tool to mitigate anxiety and depression. Neuroscientific studies reveal that artistic creation activates brain areas that release dopamine and serotonin, crucial neurotransmitters for emotional balance. By exploring the duality of light and darkness, his works trigger emotional responses that challenge negative thought patterns. Interaction with different light sources provides a multisensory experience that stimulates visual perception and the viewer's emotional and cognitive response. Beyond subjective expression, the benefits of therapeutic art extend to quantifiable levels. Clinical studies demonstrate that regular participation in artistic activities reduces cortisol levels, the stress hormone, and improves neural connectivity associated with emotional regulation. Perrofromhell's work is a visual laboratory where the color palette and textures catalyze neurobiological and emotional restoration. In artistic creation, we find a bridge between the conscious mind and the darkest recesses of the subconscious. Journeys through parallel universes, inspiring and spiritual, are not just metaphors; they are tangible phenomena that trigger neuropsychological processes contributing to mental resilience. Each work is a visual formula that, backed by science, stands as a prescription for mental health, an invitation to self-exploration, and a reminder that art can be a powerful ally in the battle against anxiety and depression.