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oil on canvas, 14"w x 18”h
Issues I am working with: The denial of climate change and the ongoing marginalization of women, reinforced through religious structures. Mary Magdalene serves as my vehicle to explore these interconnected threats. She is no longer a silent figure that the church tried to demonize, but a guide walking toward a future we must choose. She carries a jar of oil and a skull, beneath her a cracked path sprouts small blossoms, fragile signs of life and renewal breaking through. This work draws on the language of sacred art by using an arched frame echoing ancient icons. She Knows the Way is both a warning and an invitation, holding hope that through feminine empowerment we can still choose to heal our planet and ourselves.
oil on canvas, 14"w x 18”h
Issues I am working with: The denial of climate change and the ongoing marginalization of women, reinforced through religious structures. Mary Magdalene serves as my vehicle to explore these interconnected threats. She is no longer a silent figure that the church tried to demonize, but a guide walking toward a future we must choose. She carries a jar of oil and a skull, beneath her a cracked path sprouts small blossoms, fragile signs of life and renewal breaking through. This work draws on the language of sacred art by using an arched frame echoing ancient icons. She Knows the Way is both a warning and an invitation, holding hope that through feminine empowerment we can still choose to heal our planet and ourselves.