HEAVEN’S FALL





In your death


I am Reborn,







Bridging the dichotomy between visceral macabre and surreal-like beauty, my series Baptism is an expanding narrative that explores the journey and process of an angel’s brutal fall from grace. Through a series of interconnected triptychs and altarpiece-like compositions, my work traverses through the parallel connections of man and the divine image of man represented by the angel; the concept of the “immortal,” in this case, an angel of the highest order, a seraph, “immortal” or “earthly” desires and temptations, making the “immortal” mortal or giving the “immortal” earthly and human-like wants and desires, and as penance for said desires, the subsequent fall from Heaven.

My poetry is vital to the development and creation of each piece within this series, with every line written through the fallen angel’s eyes in compositions that mirror biblical scripture. Parallelism and dichotomy are working themes within the writing that make an appearance as other visual, conceptual, and sculptural themes of cyclical mortality, death, punishment, desire, martyrdom, and repentance. The cycle of time is explored through the four seasons, moving backward, with each season representing yet another death/fall of the angel. And with every death, another story is woven in connection to the ones that came before it.




Poem

Heaven’s Fall ~ Spring
An
Angel Lament Season





Heaven’s Fall (all), Oct. 5, 2021

Ink, watercolor, gel pen, acrylic gesso on paper




Heaven’s Fall ~ Dove, Oct. 5, 2021

20 x 15 in.

Ink, watercolor, gel pen, acrylic gesso on paper






Heaven’s Fall ~ Angel, Oct. 5, 2021

20 x 15 in.

Ink, watercolor, gel pen, acrylic gesso on paper






Heaven’s Fall ~ Wine, Oct. 5, 2021

20 x 15 in.

Ink, watercolor, gel pen, acrylic gesso on paper







Heaven’s Fall ~ Flesh, Oct. 5, 2021

Ink, watercolor, gel pen, ink pen, bubble wrap, hot glue, tissue, lace paper, ground coffee on paper






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