The sculpture Crucifixion is perhaps only the end of a story of this chapter in my art legacy. This scene depicts a man in a pose of crucifixion, but upside down, as the scene of the crucifixion of St. Peter. Following the life path of this saint, in hyperbolic manner Basheski conveys the human conditions of daily crucifixion in the name of truth, offering also elements of self-denial and self-sacrifice as a path to a fair reward because where is death, there is life (resurrection).