“The Stillness that Calls the Spirits”

In The Stillness That Calls the Spirits, the sacred becomes visible. Draped in a cloth of ancestral symbols and wrapped in golden headcloth, she sits in reverent silence—an offering in her own right. Smoke from burning incense curls through candlelight, rising like a bridge between realms. Her stillness is not empty; it is deliberate, magnetic, alive. This portrait honors the hush before the invocation, the quiet power of Black spiritual tradition, and the grace of those who know how to listen when the spirits come near.