The night sky has long been a source of guidance and inspiration, yet my own disconnection from its wonders has prompted a spiritual journey inward. Unable to find solace in the stars, I have turned to my inner wisdom. This journey began with a conscious effort to reconnect with the cosmos—driving out of the luminous sprawl of Los Angeles to commune with the night sky. Under the expansive canopy of stars, I felt the absence of something that had been missing throughout my youth. The overwhelming sense of loss, realizing the void left by this disconnection, compelled us at Art Division to explore these themes more deeply.

This exhibition invites viewers to engage with the cultural, scientific, and spiritual influence of heavenly bodies. By examining the interplay between celestial phenomena and our inner lives, this exhibition seeks to spark conversations about the ways in which the cosmos shapes our existence. Drawing on ancestral guidance and the timeless wisdom of the night sky, this exhibition offers a space for reflection, connection, and the rekindling of our spiritual relationship with the universe.

Jenny Payan, Student Curator

Artwork by Leah Fuentes

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In addition to the visual artworks, Heavenly Bodies will feature a series of public programs, including artist talks, workshops, and community events designed to deepen the audience's engagement with the exhibition's themes.

For more information, media inquiries, or interview requests, please contact Luis Motta at [email protected].

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FEATURED ARTWORK

MORE TO COME!

Monica Juarez - Cosmic Dog

Carina Tovar - A Starry Morning

Victor Reyes