This print is what remained in the too-much-paint-not-enough-spoons moment — when the stamp began to blur, the hand grew tired, and the Voice of God emerges as a partial impression. On the far right, the stamp fades into a breath.
The rest is flow state, movement, intuition. Plum-toned marks were left unintentionally — echoes from another sheet of paper beneath the artwork during photography. Accidents, yes. But also offerings. Here, language becomes feeling. The symbols do not need to be understood. Sacredness lives in process — in the repetition, in the fatigue, in the letting-go.
Voice of God Stamp is part of Collage is Kadosh, a series exploring how sacredness unfolds through imperfection. It is a piece for those who understand that divinity speaks in layers — and that even as the message blurs, the meaning deepens.
