The Mysterious Eye of the Pantheon

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If I were to say the most important architectural structure in the world, most of you would probably think of the Great Pyramid in Giza.
And rightly so.
If you remember, that's why we made a virtual tour there.
But for example, will you think of the Pantheon?
You wouldn’t.
If you go to Rome, you will definitely want to see the "Coliseum", but you may pass the "Pantheon".
You should not pass.
If I say the most important painters in the world, names like Leonardo, who painted the famous Mona Lisa or Michelangelo from the Renaissance period, probably would come to your mind.
Again, rightfully so.
But, for example, Raphael wouldn't, right?
If you go to the Vatican, you would definitely want to see the "Creation of Adam" painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, but you may pass the "School of Athens" painted on the wall of one of the rooms a little further away.
You should not pass.
Some things are so popular these days that they overshadow some other things that should actually be considered very important.
We need to illuminate them.
Illuminati?
This is an ambigram.
It reads the same no matter how you look at it.
You see the same from both sides.
The people in this picture also have a double meaning, and in this video, I will tell you about who is in this picture, the painter who painted it and died when he was only 37 years old, and the temple where that painter is buried.