26" x 22" Mixed media on watercolor paper in metal frame with glass glazing

This imagery resonates deeply with themes of spiritual rebirth, suggesting that no one is too broken to experience this metamorphosis. The woman’s emergence from stone to flesh becomes a universal symbol of hope—proof that what appears permanent and lifeless can be touched by divine power and transformed into something beautiful, whole, and vibrantly alive. This powerful image captures a profound spiritual transformation, depicting a woman emerging from stone rubble into living flesh. The composition beautifully illustrates divine metamorphosis through its striking visual elements.

The figure is caught in the sacred threshold between brokenness and wholeness—her lower body still bearing the weight of stone while her upper form awakens in warm flesh tones. The color progression from cool blue hues at the base to living flesh above mirrors the internal journey from spiritual death to vibrant life, suggesting that transformation begins in the depths of struggle.