artworks (2026)

Today I will be sharing a brief collection of my own artworks that I’ve made this year, and ongoing, inspired by the ideas and archetypes behind our spiritual science.

free drawings (1) - 25 Dec 2025

The cube within your heart holds the secret history to your earthly deeds and karmic destiny, along with the many lives that make up the incarnational biography of your “I am.”

The human story, and the human memory contained within such a cube shall only be revealed to you as you cross the threshold of death, into new spiritual life.

Only there, the answers shall be given to you.

The Lord of Karma, and the Lord of Memory, as Christ, shall be there to do so.

(Cube meditation)

“memoirs” (29 Dec 2025)

To remember our story,
the story of our culture,
and the story of humanity.

May we remember our way home.

random sketches (12 Jan 2026)

mountains + nile (5-11 May 2025)

mountains and memory

spirits of nile

standing on rivers of might,
pyramids distant with etheric light.
spirits of Egypt come together,
her secret wisdom is available whenever.

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Aims behind my art

I hope that the images I’ve shared here resonated at least a little for you.

The vision behind my art is to convey the spiritual mysteries behind human wisdom (anthropo sophia) and of memory wisdom (memoria sophia) into visual forms, character archetypes, and landscapes.

This is my, admittedly lofty, attempt towards raising this earthly art of mine, into the spiritual world. To go from the sensual arts, to real spiritual arts where my work can be directly inspired by the beings of the spiritual hierarchy.

I’m not a proficient artist by any means; there are many more artists in the modern world who are more developed in their craft and style, which at the moment I cannot devote myself to such craft and style as much as others can.

My art also can be seen as childish and reminiscent of modern Japanese “anime”, which I have learned art through when I was younger.

Instead of a more naturalistic art that’s characteristic to many great artists, which a part of me who wants to abandon the former for the latter, there is this cartoon-ish quality towards this art. Perhaps this quality that is associated merely to “anime” makes it so that my art cannot be either taken seriously, or cannot convey something meaningful as I intend it too.

However at the same time, my intuition tells me that the visual language of the “anime” that we see today represents a growing impulse in East Asia or Japan. An artistic language, from the Land of the Rising Sun, that carries what I feel to be a specific wisdom behind death, birth, and memory.

If my intuition serves me correctly, then I have no choice but to accept my art to be as it is for now, and to instead work upon the foundations of my “anime” art, into a spiritual representation of the future qualities and impulses of the East Asian (which each race has their own).

I believe for us, despite the difficulties of accepting our own current work, as long as we take it upon ourselves to raise this work through the good, true, and beautiful, then we can be successful in our artistic pursuit towards the spiritual.

I personally don’t know what this looks like, and admittedly I don’t make as much art as I used to before.

But it’s clear that my art is subtly transforming into something more playful and perhaps even pure.

Which affirms my belief that we don’t always need to make many works in order for spirit to bring us new creative growth.

For that, we can rest easy.

The temple of art will no longer be desecrated by sensual images.

Since music and painting will harmoniously reproduce the highest, pure inspiration.

Completely different expressions will emerge from the practitioners of art.

— Spirit Guide (“Eon”) to Hilma af Klint 1886

Defining spiritual creative language

From here, I’ll be using the rest of this post to share my brief thought process and meditations behind my art and how I aspire to develop my art further. This can roughly serve as the language behind my other creative pursuits such as architecture and fashion as well, which I aim to do in the future.

I recommend doing something similar to this when defining your own creative process.

Spiritual qualities

As expressed inward feeling:

• human in spirit; spirit-matter
• christian, east asian impulse
• human and cultural memory, harmony; four-world zodiac, four-corners
• future, past mystery; age of all ages, language of all ages (?)

Visual qualities

As expressed outward image:

• out of this world, of this world; mystical, exoteric
• settled, refined; playful, bold
• contemporary, non-contemporary
• pattern, texture, senses evoke
• mixed media
• clothing, fashion (sophianic)
• architectural
• rhythm, dance, motion; free and living

Specific imagery conveyed:

• purity; joy; humanness; seriousness
• spirit in matter: physical objects, props, natural material, monuments, structures
• world, earth, mother; cultural, people
• nature, flowers, landscapes, geography, oceans, skies (natura)
• stars; glowing head, spiritual thought
• mystical; culture and myth as form + figure (?)
• real Christian occultism, or anthropo and theo sophic world-view, in memoria

four cubes, four biographies