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Artwork that I did for my Theories & Methods of the Study of Religion

“Broken Dreams”
Acrylics on Canvas, Mixed Media
Topic: Suffering and Theodicy
Inspired by the events of 9/11.

“Bound by Faith”
Acrylics on Canvas
Topic: Sacrifice
“He who wishes thus to progress in love
Must not fear expense or harm,
Or pain; but faithfully confront
The strictest commands of Love,
And be submissive with faultless service
In all her comings and in all her goings...
In Love, I place my salvation,
And my power in her hands;
I demand no other consolation from her
Than to remain wholly in her chains”
-Hadewijch

“Anonymous”
Acrylics on Canvas (Two Panels)
Topics: Religious Experience: Physical Dimension; Map
Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Vetruvian man, “Anonymous” is based on the idea that the human body can serve as a map and entryway to religious experience.

“Forgotten Past”
Acrylics on Canvas, Mixed Media
Topics: Ritual and Performance, Sacrifice, Religious Violence, Sacred History
Inspired by C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia and the ritualistic sacrifice of Aslan on the stone table.

Taboo
Acrylics on Canvas
Topics: Psychology and Religion
A nod to Sigmund Freud and the stereotypical psychiatrist's couch, “Taboo” reflects the silence that surrounds forbidden topics such as deviant sexuality and practices of self-mortification.
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“Broken Dreams”
Acrylics on Canvas, Mixed Media
Topic: Suffering and Theodicy
Inspired by the events of 9/11.

“Bound by Faith”
Acrylics on Canvas
Topic: Sacrifice
“He who wishes thus to progress in love
Must not fear expense or harm,
Or pain; but faithfully confront
The strictest commands of Love,
And be submissive with faultless service
In all her comings and in all her goings...
In Love, I place my salvation,
And my power in her hands;
I demand no other consolation from her
Than to remain wholly in her chains”
-Hadewijch

“Anonymous”
Acrylics on Canvas (Two Panels)
Topics: Religious Experience: Physical Dimension; Map
Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Vetruvian man, “Anonymous” is based on the idea that the human body can serve as a map and entryway to religious experience.

“Forgotten Past”
Acrylics on Canvas, Mixed Media
Topics: Ritual and Performance, Sacrifice, Religious Violence, Sacred History
Inspired by C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia and the ritualistic sacrifice of Aslan on the stone table.

Taboo
Acrylics on Canvas
Topics: Psychology and Religion
A nod to Sigmund Freud and the stereotypical psychiatrist's couch, “Taboo” reflects the silence that surrounds forbidden topics such as deviant sexuality and practices of self-mortification.
x-posted to
