
2013, digital, 24 x 36 in.
Window to the Soul presents a psychedelic stained-glass threshold built from electric reds, greens, blues, yellows, and violet shadows. A seated human silhouette rests at the base, outlined in black and filled with rectangular panes of light. At the figure’s chest, a circular mandala echoes the larger geometric form above the head. That upper form contains interlocking triangles, petal-like arcs, and a luminous central crystal shape. Around it, a tall arched frame holds stacked color blocks, contour-line textures, and three glyph-like symbols near the sides and crown.
The composition feels architectural, as if the body and window share one energetic blueprint. Its symmetry gives the image a ceremonial stillness, while the saturated color keeps every surface charged and active. As you linger, the eye moves from the grounded posture to the chest circle, then rises toward the larger mandala. This vertical alignment creates a clear visual current, connecting the figure’s inner center with the radiant structure above. The black field surrounding the arch intensifies the glow, making the colors appear suspended in darkness.
Window to the Soul reads as a visionary study of perception, balance, and inner geometry. Its hyperdimensional tension comes from the way flat panes, sacred geometry, and human form merge into one luminous system. The result is both still and vibrating, like a diagram of inward sight made visible.
Available in select styles
Visionary & Psychedelic
Psychedelic | Visionary | Trippy | Sacred Geometry | Mandalas | Hyperdimensional
Nature & Spirit
Landscape | Ocean | Spirit Animals | Angels | Deities | Pagan
Dark & Abstract
Dark | The Void | Innerspace | Black Rainbow | Abstract