“"See how the old gives way," she murmured, both to herself and to those who would hear. "From these ruins, let our spirits rise, untethered by the dogmas that once held us captive. In our unity, we find strength; in our diversity, wisdom.””(Visium 20:19)

The maturity that The Dissenter gains a sense of wisdom through the massive battle that takes place. Throughout the story, she has moments of eruption and then quietude and reflection, and this is one of the final moments, where her reflections are the most mature and evolved.

Looking over a war torn field of battle, that spans dimensions, The Dissenter speaks about the birth of a new age. This piece was made by a desire I had to see how this moment felt. There are aesthetics of ancient visuals, and mature stature of the figure, but the text itself references the moment where she embodies her final form once and for all. The feeling was one of maturity and stature, which I felt the need to capture here.