Chirality presents us as both subject and scripture — two anatomical figures rendered in precise detail, their muscles, tendons, and bones mapped not with clinical labels but with scripture references. One figure stands upright, the other inverted below, mirroring and opposing in equal measure.
The word chirality describes objects that are mirror images of each other yet cannot be superimposed — like left and right hands. Here, that tension becomes theological: the same body, the same flesh, annotated with verses that speak to conflict, peace, pride, and grace.
This fine art print is produced on demand using archival-quality inks, ensuring rich, lasting color that holds up beautifully whether displayed framed or unframed.
