Upcoming project · In development
Portraits
of the Soul:
Transfiguration
Art · Faith · The Eternal
A contemporary artistic proposal that seeks to reconcile visual beauty with the spiritual dimension of the human being. A bridge between the visible and the invisible, between the soul and the divine.
"Art can once again become a bridge between the visible and the invisible, between the soul and the divine."— Séfora Camazano
Series
Portraits of the Soul: Transfiguration
Format
Large-scale portraits · Contemporary figurative art
Status
Currently in development · Traveling exhibition envisioned
The project
A new perspective on
sacred art
At a time when art is often disconnected from transcendence, Portraits of the Soul: Transfiguration proposes a recovery of the sacred through the human, of the soul as a place of encounter. It is not about illustrating biblical passages, but about embodying spirituality in the living flesh of human experience, transforming portraiture into testimony, and the viewer into a participant.
The project invites reflection on the great biblical stories, reinterpreting them through contemporary humanity, through real faces that embody the same emotions and trials as those timeless figures. Each work will be a large-scale portrait in which contemporary aesthetics serve a spiritual narrative, where vulnerability becomes beauty and human testimony becomes a sacred act.
"This project is not merely an exhibition, but an aesthetic and spiritual experience — a dialogue between art and faith, between memory and revelation."
The visual language
Eternal figures in
contemporary faces
Each piece in the series will approach a biblical narrative reinterpreted through a contemporary protagonist — a real person whose story reflects values such as faith, resilience, forgiveness, or redemption. In this way, figures such as Job, Esther, Mary Magdalene, or the Prodigal Son are revealed through new voices and faces, renewing their message and inner truth.
Its visual language, charged with symbolism and poetic composition, belongs to a contemporary figurative line that combines the conceptual with the emotional. This project is not simply a series of paintings. It is an intimate communication with God through the universal language of beauty.
First work in the series
The Prodigal Son
2025 · Oil on canvas and gold leaf application · 100 × 100 cm
A man faces his reflection in a mirror while holding a Bible. The reflected face, deliberately undefined, invites the viewer to recognize themselves within the scene. It is not only the son from the Gospel who returns, but every human being seeking reconciliation with their essence, their origin, with God.
Request informationAn open invitation
Ways to participate
I
By becoming part of a work
People whose life experiences reflect biblical stories are invited to participate as protagonists of the portraits. Each personal story will be transformed into a universal symbol of redemption and hope.
II
By supporting as a patron or sponsor
The project seeks the support of collectors, foundations, and patrons committed to preserving art with spiritual purpose. Sponsorship contributes directly to the production of the works and offers the opportunity to own one of the pieces or take part in its international journey.
III
By sharing the vision
Every person who shares the project helps expand its reach. Portraits of the Soul is, above all, a movement that invites the rediscovery of what is essential, and reflection on the divine that dwells within us.
Join the project
Art, faith
and shared humanity
A project in development seeking collectors, patrons, and institutions