"De Profundis" is a profound reflection by the Irish writer Oscar Wilde, written during his imprisonment from 1895 to 1897. In this open letter to his former friend and lover, Lord Alfred Douglas, Wilde analyzes his life and experiences, which were marked by superficiality and hedonism. He vividly describes the conditions of his confinement and the emotional humiliation he endures. Wilde addresses his financial difficulties and expresses that neither morality nor religion can help him during this difficult time. At the same time, "De Profundis" serves as a defense of his life and art, in which he interprets his rise and fall as part of the cultural and artistic currents of his time. This complete English edition offers a deep insight into Wilde's thought process and his literary significance.