Ladies, veil your faces
This piece reflects my personal journey of questioning the expectation to cover my head while praying. It explores the tension between imposed traditions and personal understanding—why cover the part of me closest to heaven, the part that holds my mind, creativity, and vision? This sculpture symbolizes the liberation of my mind, now clearer and freer to connect with the infinite, as I continue to deconstruct from an oppressive and unhealthy belief system. It is a celebration of personal growth, clarity, and the reclaiming of spiritual connection.
This piece reflects my personal journey of questioning the expectation to cover my head while praying. It explores the tension between imposed traditions and personal understanding—why cover the part of me closest to heaven, the part that holds my mind, creativity, and vision? This sculpture symbolizes the liberation of my mind, now clearer and freer to connect with the infinite, as I continue to deconstruct from an oppressive and unhealthy belief system. It is a celebration of personal growth, clarity, and the reclaiming of spiritual connection.
This piece reflects my personal journey of questioning the expectation to cover my head while praying. It explores the tension between imposed traditions and personal understanding—why cover the part of me closest to heaven, the part that holds my mind, creativity, and vision? This sculpture symbolizes the liberation of my mind, now clearer and freer to connect with the infinite, as I continue to deconstruct from an oppressive and unhealthy belief system. It is a celebration of personal growth, clarity, and the reclaiming of spiritual connection.
