Both pursuits reflect a search for meaning in what is lost, hidden, or half-remembered. I hope viewers find their own ties between waking and dreaming, dark and light, presence and longing.

The request was simple: send me a page or two about a moment with the divine, the supernatural, or God. Describe the time, place, and your age. Soon, stories filled my inbox. Some told of a phone call that saved a life. Others described the quiet of morning, orange juice in hand, feeling God’s presence.

The Maryhill Museum of Art in Oregon is home to R.H. Gammell’s Hound of Heaven series. When I visited during a lunar eclipse, the atmosphere felt charged. The overcast sky, the museum’s stark architecture, and even the small snakes crossing my path all pointed to change.

Drawn to the exhibit, I entered alone. The towering panels surrounded me like columns in Stonehenge. Each felt alive, as if it were watching me, pulling me into a ritual. I began to notice sigils and echoes of Tarot within the imagery. It was part vision, part diary, part mirror.

No guidebook explained what I was seeing. I wanted more than fragments, so I began creating my own.

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