At Rest in My Divinity reimagines what it means to connect to the Divine. Too often, “Divinity” is burdened by images of an austere figure tallying our faults, poised to judge. But that is not Divinity.
True Divinity is the creative spark—the current of love and imagination pulsing through every living being.
In this work, I explore that shared spark as a mirror: we reflect Divinity back to itself through our beauty and our failings, our laughter and our tears.
To rest in one’s Divinity is to accept both gifts and imperfections with peace, and to draw inspiration from them to grow, evolve, and expand in strength.
This power is not dominance over others, but mastery within—the quiet transformation of impulsivity to courage, ultimately becoming who you were always meant to be.
At Rest in My Divinity will be exhibited in Triune, opening April 2026.
At Rest in My Divinity reimagines what it means to connect to the Divine. Too often, “Divinity” is burdened by images of an austere figure tallying our faults, poised to judge. But that is not Divinity.
True Divinity is the creative spark—the current of love and imagination pulsing through every living being.
In this work, I explore that shared spark as a mirror: we reflect Divinity back to itself through our beauty and our failings, our laughter and our tears.
To rest in one’s Divinity is to accept both gifts and imperfections with peace, and to draw inspiration from them to grow, evolve, and expand in strength.
This power is not dominance over others, but mastery within—the quiet transformation of impulsivity to courage, ultimately becoming who you were always meant to be.
At Rest in My Divinity will be exhibited in Triune, opening April 2026.