An evocative surrealist oil painting capturing a macabre kiss between a fleshy, distorted humanoid and a hooded, spectral figure. The painting uses the dark, gritty textures of Beksiński with the sharp, melting precision of Dalí. Blood drips from the exposed, raw tissue of the first figure, morphing into vibrant red rose petals that swirl around the duo. The composition is tight and intimate against a pitch-black void. Use heavy brushwork, rich crimsons, and muted greys to create a sense of romantic morbidity and dream-like horror.