Saint Justice is an interdisciplinary artist incorporating ancestral memory and refined technique across an array of expressive mediums. Their practice is integrative by nature. With an acute sense of discernment, they draw from collective experience and research to produce distinctive sacred offerings.

At the core of Saint Justice’s work lives the tension and harmony between religion and the human form. From a queered Afro-Mexica lens, the use of catholic iconography challenges the hierarchical ideas of the divine, culture, and morality by calling into question what is sacred to so many (of our ancestors).

What does holiness look like?

In relationship?

In one another?

In oneself?

What does hope FEEL like when spirituality becomes a tool of development, as opposed to a means of control?

Here, the crucifix becomes a mirror, the rosary a map.

In a world conditioned to separate the holy from the human, this art insists we are not only the image, but the source.

Ancestry, ornament, and spirit guide Saint’s hands as much as technique and theory. Light is not just a visual element, but a language of presence in a body of work that commands reverence.

May you allow yourself a full immersion into our anointed place, even if just for a moment. May you be baptized into belief, and blessed henceforth because of it.