Title: God is a Flaming Unicorn (Stories About Creation)
Medium: Mixed media diptych on canvas — glitter, acrylic, spray paint, vinyl lettering, white charcoal, and pencil
Dimensions: 86.5” W x 65” H
 
Description:
God is a Flaming Unicorn is a provocative, multi-layered exploration of belief, imagination, and human limitation. In this large-scale diptych, Law Blank dissects the inherited narratives surrounding divinity—challenging the viewer to consider that the concept of “God” may be far more fluid, abstract, or even absurd than millennia of dogma suggest.
 
The left panel bursts with saturated color and chaotic text, featuring a figure donning a unicorn mask—an emblem of innocence, myth, and the fantastical—juxtaposed against phrases that question faith and identity. The right panel, rendered in cooler tones and grayscale, continues this philosophical inquiry with subtle irony and reverence alike, confronting the impulse to define or contain the unknowable.
 
Through layers of glitter, paint, and vinyl text, Blank merges the sacred and the ridiculous, inviting reflection on the possibility that the divine—if it exists at all—might look nothing like we imagine.